You hear the water before you really notice what’s happening. It rises straight out of the ground with surprising force, pushing up from deep underground and spreading across the surface.
The first time I stood beside it, I kept staring at the water, trying to grasp how much was actually moving below that calm surface. Every hour, millions of gallons surge up and pour into a basin that quickly becomes a lake covering about ten acres.
The shoreline feels quiet, yet the spring never stops working. The water stays cold, clear, and constantly in motion…