Beautiful. You missed one. It is known as Unnamed spring. Park at the little park on the south bank at the foot of the SR47 bridge and walk upstream on the trails about half a mile. A little spring empties into the river. Cross over and look in the river. Unnamed outflows there and it is a rather large spring. Great dive. Have fun and shoot some more!
The changes that these springs have gone through is shocking to me. I started diving them back in the late 70's when I was in college. The head spring had so much flow, there was no way to free dive down the center like you see in this video. You had to literally grab the sides and pull yourself down. Your mask would shake from the water flow. No need to swim out, just relax and you would shoot out as if fired from a cannon. Makes me wonder how much less water flows today compared to then. Kinda sad
Beautiful.
You missed one. It is known as Unnamed spring. Park at the little park on the south bank at the foot of the SR47 bridge and walk upstream on the trails about half a mile. A little spring empties into the river. Cross over and look in the river. Unnamed outflows there and it is a rather large spring. Great dive. Have fun and shoot some more!
The changes that these springs have gone through is shocking to me. I started diving them back in the late 70's when I was in college. The head spring had so much flow, there was no way to free dive down the center like you see in this video. You had to literally grab the sides and pull yourself down. Your mask would shake from the water flow. No need to swim out, just relax and you would shoot out as if fired from a cannon. Makes me wonder how much less water flows today compared to then. Kinda sad