Yet another aspect of the springs which have drawn people together for various connections throughout the ages, Dr. Machado shows the continuous theme of baptism still in use today. Your writer witnessed a baptism […]
A good new book out on the top 40 Springs in Florida includes several mentions of OSFR and also Rum 138, our headquarters. Bohemian Daze has published Best of: Florida Springs & Rivers. Your Guide […]
Much of North Florida’s underground geology is composed of limestone karst, with many divergent waterways and caves in which the Floridan aquifer moves, slowly in some places and fast in others. Gravity generally pulls […]
Proof of the universal attraction of North Florida’s springs is the fact that they appear over the centuries in the writings of so many authors. Today they are appreciated by residents and visitors but […]
Cris Costello of Sierra Club has sent out an email full of information about the recent and future activity of the proposed Northern Turnpike extension from Wildwood west to Hwy 19 and north. I will […]
This is the third in the series “Messages from the Springs Heartland.” Go to this link to see this article in the Gainesville Sun. Trick or treat? How politics, state funding affect Florida’s water management […]
The following is the first of the new series in the Gainesville Sun: “Messages from the Springs Heartland.” The first in the series is by Lucinda Faulkner of Fort White. The original article can be […]
This is the introduction of the series “Messages From The Springs Heartland.” See this article at this link in the Gainesville Sun. Messages from the Springs Heartland’ meant to inspire action to save our springs […]
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