Throughflow and pipeflow at Rick's spring. It's a perfect example because it's not actually a spring. It's just a secondary channel from the Logan river, but is completely underground (a secondary channel moving through a closed conduit, which typically requires subsurface flow) and gets charged significantly by subsurface groundwater flow (throughflow) There's even a little sign for it. I've been there on surveys a few times, so this drive by in the video I would say is sufficient. I'll include a picture of the sign and actual water for more explanation.
From Miami33139 at English Wikipedia 09/26/2009
https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/9/9c/Ricks_Spring.JPG/1280px-Ricks_Spring.JPG
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