There are no woods or forest here, no naturally growing trees at all
except right along beside the river. It really is a desert.
sol
Marshall Dudley wrote:
Maybe your area is simply too dry. But since I have spent quite a bit
of time in the woods and forest in the past, I have found that at
least in Tennessee finding springs is easy. Either walk the river, or
on the road dive, until you cross a year round creek. Then walk up the
creek, and virtually 100% of the time you will find a spring within a
mile, either at the creek's head, or along one of it's banks.
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