[Innovative]

Quite amazing.

The article has some pictures, and it also gives a link to the Lake's Facebook page, which has many more pictures.

[doc1019]

Lets see : Global warming, Bushes fault, fracking or (heaven forbid) natural causes.

[TaMoDee]

Most springs in the Desert Southwest and elsewhere are there due to the movement of a fault which as the article states blocks a flow of water in an aquifer and hence brings the water to the surface.

[Celtic Conservative]

Is it anywhere near the Lars farm or mos Eisley spaceport?

CC

[blueunicorn6]

It turned to green sludge? Oh....Biden was swimming naked there, too.

[House Atreides]

From the patterns of vegetation, it’s clear that this “lake” has been around for some time.

[StevieB]

Originally, Dierkes Lake was not a lake at all. It was a blind canyon that housed the apple orchards of John Dierkes. When a canal irrigation system was inserted in the area the orchards began to flood. Dierkes made the best of a bad situation and started charging a fee for kids to swim in his new lake. A dock, pulley, and concession stand were built to encourage visitors. The orchard is still under the lake and often times swimmers notice small apples that float to the surface.

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[jocon307]

Um, you put this together with those “holes” in Siberia and the yellowstone thingy and I’m starting to get a tad nervous.

[trisham]

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