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The old cistern at Howe Spring is dry, but there is some water in the adjacent hole in the ground

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5010-howe-spring.jpg Approaching Howe Spring, I notice some old scrub oaks growing back from their burned structureThumbnailsThe water at Howe Spring is quite stagnant!Approaching Howe Spring, I notice some old scrub oaks growing back from their burned structureThumbnailsThe water at Howe Spring is quite stagnant!Approaching Howe Spring, I notice some old scrub oaks growing back from their burned structureThumbnailsThe water at Howe Spring is quite stagnant!Approaching Howe Spring, I notice some old scrub oaks growing back from their burned structureThumbnailsThe water at Howe Spring is quite stagnant!Approaching Howe Spring, I notice some old scrub oaks growing back from their burned structureThumbnailsThe water at Howe Spring is quite stagnant!

It looks like this was a well-maintained spring once upon a time.