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This appears to be the source of the spring

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5178-live-oak-spring.jpg I presume the Keystone Spring water hole here has more (and fresher) water during the wetter seasonThumbnailsI sit under the big oak tree at the spring for a few minutes to enjoy the shadeI presume the Keystone Spring water hole here has more (and fresher) water during the wetter seasonThumbnailsI sit under the big oak tree at the spring for a few minutes to enjoy the shadeI presume the Keystone Spring water hole here has more (and fresher) water during the wetter seasonThumbnailsI sit under the big oak tree at the spring for a few minutes to enjoy the shadeI presume the Keystone Spring water hole here has more (and fresher) water during the wetter seasonThumbnailsI sit under the big oak tree at the spring for a few minutes to enjoy the shadeI presume the Keystone Spring water hole here has more (and fresher) water during the wetter seasonThumbnailsI sit under the big oak tree at the spring for a few minutes to enjoy the shadeI presume the Keystone Spring water hole here has more (and fresher) water during the wetter seasonThumbnailsI sit under the big oak tree at the spring for a few minutes to enjoy the shade

... at least this is where the hoses from the dry cistern lead.