Thread: Where am I? Competition.

Originally Posted by Narangga

Low Mineral Springs?

The low mineral content of the water results in it taking on a different formation to the other springs in the area which are commonly known as _____ springs.
The low mineral content has nothing to do with the name of this one.

Originally Posted by Xtreme

The low mineral content of the water results in it taking on a different formation to the other springs in the area which are commonly known as _____ springs.
The low mineral content has nothing to do with the name of this one.

Oh.

Ok, mound springs, best ones I reckon are near Curdimurka or if you prefer the Oodnadatta track...

Some Went dry but in recent times have recovered fairly well!
Between William Creek and Bopeechee turnoff is the best collection... I.m.h.o.

Originally Posted by digger

Ok, mound springs, best ones I reckon are near Curdimurka or if you prefer the Oodnadatta track...

Some Went dry but in recent times have recovered fairly well!
Between William Creek and Bopeechee turnoff is the best collection... I.m.h.o.

OK digger you're in the right area but this particular spring has a specific name and is east and a little south of the ones you've mentioned. It is also fairly close to the junction of two well known tracks, one of which you've mentioned above.

Let him have it Roger,before one of us consults Mr Google
Andrew

Is it Hergott Springs, near Marree?

Aaron

Sorry Andy (& digger) but I'm afraid we easterners like to be a tad more precise with our locations.

Originally Posted by Aaron IIA

Is it Hergott Springs, near Marree?
Aaron

Correct.
Some interesting reading on mound springs of The Great Artesian Basin can be found here - http://www.southwestnrm.org.au/sites...sian-basin.pdf

Where to now Aaron IIA?

BooHoo!!!!!
Where next???
Andrew