As many lakes and rivers dry up during this horrible Texas drought, a local spring also has receded to extremely low levels. But instead of completely drying up, the Terlingua Springs has been seeping wine! This strange event is occurring where a limestone shelf meets a sand bar. A Scientist visiting from Dallas is studying the seeping crack in the stone, and is taking various samples. A few bottles of this precious wine are being sold on eBay for $29.99, and only in a limited supply.
Sunday, April 1, 2012
Terlingua Spring turns to wine
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I wouldn't drink that if I were you, probably has some of that Terlingua mercury in it. That is what makes it glisten.
ReplyDeleteDon't those wild burros use this watershed upstream also goats, cows, deer....?
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