Even though I had myself a mighty fine endorphin inducing time, albeit a bit cooler than yesterday, swimming this morning, I decided my delicate constitution would benefit from some additional fresh air exposure.
As you can see, the mysterious Fosdick Fountain is still blowing up water.
It has been a month or two since this fountain started spraying. I have yet to learn how this came to be, a fountain blowing water in the middle of the lake where one day there was no fountain, then three days later it appears, with absolutely no sign of any lake side, fountain related, construction.
Just like yesterday, at the Village Creek Natural Historical Area, today there was a higher than the norm number of people enjoying the outer world's perfect conditions.
That perfect weather condition is currently scheduled to come to an end this coming weekend with freezing air once again arriving in North Texas.
As you can see below, today the Fosdick Lake turtles were enjoying the semi-warm temperature, lounging by the dozen on their proprietary log.
By the time I got my camera turned on a lot of the Fosdick turtles had dived into the lake, unusually skittish for Fosdick turtles, unlike the regularly skittish Village Creek turtles, who posed for me yesterday, without their regular skittishness.
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Google Earth shows a fountain at Fosdic Lake back in 2001 and 2003.
The fountain doesn't show up in more recent satellite photos as far as I can tell. My vision isn't what it used to be.
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