Beautiful clear spring water, worth its weight in gold

Keep that spot a secret for you and your family!

It's always good to know where primary water is located

I bet you if you explored that where it enters but more where it disappears it is probably a cave system ,they sometimes do this the water fills the cave system up and it is forced to the surface because of the rock formation and then disappears back underground into the cave system somewhere else where there is an opening back into the cave 😊

looks like a slice of heaven on earth, cherish it always.

"Everything returns to the Earth."

Check the temp.... this might be a good spot for a "springhouse" to keep perishible food refridgerated.

I had a small brook where I used to live, that had a tree root across it. It blocked the brook but it had worked underneath to open the channel. For a couple of year until that changed, we had a nice whirlpool about 1 foot in diameter. My dog was afraid of it and used to bark at it!

Good site for a still👍

Bet there is a cave near

Be a nice place for a cabin. I had 80 acres in WV and had springs in a number of locations. A big one just like this one, it flowed above ground for a while and found a crack.

have you tested it for possible drinking ? i'll bet it's pure at the point where it comes out assuming there isn't any industry or framing nearby.

Down below a bit where my parents homestead was a very small creek, we found between some large rock formation a bluish like hole, not but a couple of feet wide. My brother not too very long ago stuck his feet, legs in, then a 20ft straight dead tree in it and found there was no bottom to it!!! It was very strange considering in most places wasn't but two foot wide, not much of a creek at all; but for 30yrs is still running. We named it "the blue hole"! There's more than likely underground river!!! Don't know, but you could barely get your body in it, and the limbless tree was about 20ft long!!!! South Forsyth county Georgia off 141hwy. There's a silver mine too not far from it, it took a lot of washing to get it off your skin!

Thank you so much for this video, wonderful sound of nature,🙏❤️

Mother's milk. NICE

Really beautiful! I have never seen a spring before.

Love how springs appear, run along the surface for a distance and return underground. Wonder where it comes out again? No way to know but to think someone miles away has the same spring running through their land is pretty cool.

Is there a record for the shortest river?

I've seen this same situation in southern Missouri and Arkansas. Plenty of sinkholes and caves. You can step on what you think is solid ground, and then be underwater ...quickly. Thanks for sharing your way cool find.

Really beautiful

wow!

It probably has a cave system and you should go explore it.😊

How relaxing. Can you drink that water without purifying it?

It turns into an underground spring 😮

Wow never seen one do that! Interesting,no doubt!

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Looks like Eden, Valhalla, and Heaven in one spot.

Where you located?

I would never tell anyone where that is. It would be my little secret well.

Worth keeping track of.

Cray-cray

Looks like artesian well

🤐 location 🤐

bottle that up and you'll make a fortune, don't tell anyone,those hipsters on social media would be stupid enough to pay $75 a bottle

So cool what God does!!.

I’ll bet that’s some fine drinking water.

Probably excellent drinking water.

Geology 101 has all the answers

You are standing on a sinkhole ... It's partially collapsed ... you can see a depression like a meteor hit ... I wouldn't hang out there if I were you ...

I don't see why you're astonished at this. Didn't you go to school and learn about things like this in 3rd grade science class?

In WV around early 1970's went with my mother and aunt to a spot in the woods my aunt was told about. It was a 2 ft., round puddle, but it was bubbling, sandy and hot water. Unknown of in this area. Also, I'd guess 50 mi. as the crow flies is Ice Mt. with small caves used for refrigeration before there was any. Same area, only natural lake in WV and it's artesian.