While there’s not much water in this spring and it doesn’t exactly look like you’d want to settle down for a long soak, at one time, this was a popular spot. What’s the name and where is it located? The answer will be revealed tomorrow.
Mystery Photo 66: Taking The Waters
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September 21, 2022
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