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Forrest,
The springs in Bandera are what I would call "legacy springs". The ran down about 100 yards of a rock gradient and went into a very large sinkhole. If you'd like to see it, just let me know and I'll take you out there.
v/r
Rob
alamo1960 4 years ago
I've seen this type of destruction before. Specifically at the Flying-L Ranch in Bandera, TX. They dug a culvert and the source of natural springs there to build a road. When the fill was returned, the springs never did. That was over two years ago and it's still dry.
The natural springs are very delicate indeed.
Rob
San Antonio
alamo1960 4 years ago
Thanks for your comments Rob. After destroying hundreds of trees at the Seguin Outdoor Learning Center, the city of Seguin now claims it wants to take steps to protect trees under its juirdiction. Forrest
fmims 4 years ago
Thanks for the reply Sir. I still need to send my Engineering notebooks for your autograph. Will do soonest.
Regards,
Rob
P.S. Great article in today's Express News and great video as well.
alamo1960 4 years ago