Big Springs in Van Buren, MO runs MUDDY

wow not good! do you have a link?

This could mean an e.q. is coming.

no link I could get pics of the Rangers and Geologist and maybe a recorded conversation from the Park Rangers.

that'd be awesome, thank you!

Ok I know this is going to sound strange but this is the way these things work.

I just recently bought a painting by a locally known artist called Helen Van Buren.

It is notable because it looks like fire and smoke...in other words destruction or something burning. And I was thinking about that just this morning while looking at it.

Very strange to see the springs go muddy and now the name association. Could mean something dreadful is about to happen there.

Ok I will roll with that, but kinda out there.

Listen there is a lot of talk about this in the area Ellsinore, Grandin, Ellington, Doniphan Missouri.

It will be like Monday before I have the Pics I will have to drive up there only like an hour away the Ranger convo maybe a little more difficult until working hours on Monday

Here is a video I found of the Spring before

I know, but that's the way I'm "in touch" psychically, called several bad tragedies this way. I hate to admit it but more right then wrong.

I can't find any news, but I googled "muddy spring water" and got many articles about muddy spring water preceding the Big San Francisco EQ of 1906... So, maybe this could really mean impending New Madrid EQ doom???

funny how the trees look so un natural and the new water shore plantation not.

here is another before the mud

the water level has realy decreased not near as forceful

NIAGARA MISSOURI

starting to freak you out now Eat, isn't it!?

yeah man don't post tubes of fall panorama's right there it doesn't fit the info plate very well.

uh oh....

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OK...Getting kinda weird. EAT may be on to something

There's also this:


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and this:

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Read this too...
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Hrm, being a Missouri guy, I guess I'll be sleeping in my outdoor bunker from now on. Wait, I already was. Heh.

Where's the beef?


err, proof. I mean proof. Sorry!

OP, where did you get your info from?

Can anyone else from the area confirm?

Great thanks for alert...video would be historic...

Good find! Five stars!

Any updates or links???

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The water from our springs carries a load of dissolved limestone. This gives a bluish tint. The deeper the water, the more blue, which is why 310 foot deep Blue Spring is the darkest shade. A sunny blue sky enhances the color, while an overcast one diminishes it. Muddy run-off after stormy weather can turn the spring water brown for days at a time, but fear not, blue will be back soon.

Described here:
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Can be normal, not saying it is this or every time, but it does happen.