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Sarah and I had lunch. Note the snazzy table at Captain D's.


After staying in the Huntsville area for about 10 years Sarah took me to the source of the Big Spring. It was Huntsville's water supply until 1957. The natural spring produces 24 million gallons a day. There is a big cave that runs under the Courthouse and various other buildings. The water gushes out from behind this mossy rock.


It runs through this canal. There are Koi in the water


I loved the pattern of reflections on the water.


A BIG Koi.

Beautiful, beautiful water. The springs in the south amaze me. The water I know about melts from the snow in the mountains. It sure doesn't bubble up out of the ground in CA!

Now Sparkle's got Sarah doing it! By the time she's done we won't have a picture of anyone here!

Diana, of course we have water bubbling out of the ground....it's just that it's hot water, not cold!!

Cool pictures !
Thanks for sharing
It amazes me that the spring produces so much water every day ! That's just incredible !!

Hmmm, not sure I should speak to non-entities. Ha

Neat pictures, tho.

Truly enjoyed the pictures and history of the spring. How neat. Keep em coming.

...and yup...CA has bubbly water and it's niiiiiiiiiiiiiiiice and warm and great healing properties. Aaaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh

Oh, No!! Another "talk to the hand" photo....must not have been drinking "adult beverages" the 2 of you....

I, also, enjoyed the tour of the spring....we all sure do visit interesting places....

Captain D's version of adult beverages limited to those with caffeine, not the same effect.

Sparkle braved a 30 mile an hour wind to get those lovely shots of the spring. It was very chilly here today, mostly due to the wind. Brave lady. We stayed in the van to view the rest of the park which runs for several city blocks in the heart of downtown.

Some of the neatest places are very close to home and yet we let years go by before we visit them! You had to come back as a tourist to see that spring, Sparkle. Nice pictures, thanks. Sarah looks a lot like you, are you related?

Liz wrote: Sarah looks a lot like you, are you related?

Seeestahs?

I was going to say, just by hand, but that sounded obscene.

LOL at that last comment Sparkle!

You know, I lived in Huntsville (when I was a kid) for a year but never knew of the spring...guess I'll have to go back some time and do a tour...see if I can find the house we lived in!

Wow, that sure is some interesting history! The pictures are great, also. I love the pond pic with the koi! Thanks for braving the cold to share with us!

very interesting

wonder why they don't use that spring for water now? was there any explanation? thanks for the pics,.... nice to "see" you ... haha....