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Filling up on Spout Springs water



2005-10-07 - Knifley, KY - Photo Linda Waggener. ROGER HOLMES of MILLERFIELD filled his jug with water from Spout Springs while he was attending last weekend's annual Giles Festival. The weather was perfect and he was there enjoying a day off from his work in the lumber industry of Adair County. Roger said the water was good to taste and safe as far as he knew. He shared memories of the area with Roy Barnes who also took home a jug of Spout Springs water. They recalled land prices from their childhoods. One dollar would buy an acre of Millerfield ground in those days, but now an acre sells for over $5,000. Click ReadMore for more memories.

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