Pensacola Springs?

[Sludge]

You left out Rhapsody in Blue Spring.

[OFG-1]

You left out Rhapsody in Blue Spring.

Isn't it directly downstream from Blue Moon Springs?

[floridakid]

Natural-Bridge isn't as bad of a name as Blue Spring, but there are a couple of them for sure You linked to the more famous one, definately. The one being spoken about in this post is up north of Ponce De Leon/Defuniak Springs and the like.

Yeah, The one I am referring to is in the extreme north end of Walton County on Natural Bridge Road with is found in a community between Gaskin and Paxton called Natural Bridge. This site is kind of odd for the area because of the elevation, as it is near the highest point in Florida.

[mfsmith1964]

Moody Blues Spring? OK sound pretty cool. You said it goes, Mat? Also I looked at sub-bottom sonar profiles for Bayou Chico and it I didn't see anything.

[SuPrBuGmAn]

Doesn't mean its not there, I'd guess its artesian either way.

[OFG-1]

There was a small spring in Bayou Chico. It was about where mahogany mill road comes closest to the bayou. It used to be a seep located on the mahogany mill property, and was about 4 feet deep with a slight sand boil. Since they tore all of this area to pieces putting in marinas and townhouses, I doubt it is still there.

Also, there are a series of natural bridges north of Ponce De Leon just across the Ga. line. The first 2 or 3 pretty narrow, the last I don't know how far it goes, when I was there in the 70's it was blocked off with logs and such. Even back then it was tannic water, limited vis.