Description
This spring was family-owned and then given to the town of Buckfield on the premise that everyone would be able to have access to it. It’s kept up nicely and is in good shape. A small parking area is available right in front of the spring and some flat stones have been set up so that you can access the spring easier. The spring itself has been redirected using PVC pipes. (I know some people may not be into that, so I’m mentioning it.) The water is wonderfully cold and sweet! Great quality!
This Spring is between the two most powerful and gem rich mines in the world. The Mt. Mica mine has produced abundant gem tourmaline of every color. The Bennet Quarry on the other side of the spring produced a 52 Lb Morganite Crystal(Pink Emerald). The water that comes through is spring probably has a high lithium content and is programmed by some of the most profound gemstones on earth. If you set an intention, the water will respond to it.
This is super pure energized water. It flows thru the Mountains of crystal mines(think about this), It’s amazing! If you stored it in copper it would be called a battery. At sunset the place looks magic. Here is the Mineral list for the area :
Albite Evansite Manganocolumbite Rhodochrosite
Almandine Fluorapatite McCrillisite Romanechite
Amblygonite – Meta-autunite Roscherite
Arsenopyrite Goethite Metatorbernite Rutile
Autunite Goyazite Microcline Schorl
Beraunite Graphite Microlite Scorodite
Bertrandite Halloysite Mitridatite Siderite
Beryl Heterosite Montmorillonite Sphalerite
Biotite Hisingerite Moraesite Spodumene
Brazilianite Hureaulite Muscovite Stewartite
Brookite Hydroxylapatite Natromontebrasite (discredited) Strunzite
Calcite Jahnsite-(CaMnMn) Opal- Hyalite Tantalite
Carbonate-fluorapatite Kaolinite Palermoite Tapiolite
Cassiterite Kosnarite Petalite Torbernite
Cleavelandite Laueite Phosphuranylite Triphylite
Cookeite Lepidolite Pollucite Uraninite
Crandallite Lithiophilite Purpurite Zircon
Elbaite Löellingite Pyrite
Eosphorite Manganite Quartz. These rocks would scare distilled water back into steam.
Nearest Address
Paris Hill Road, Buckfield, ME
Directions from Nearest Address
Get to the intersection of 117 and N. Whitman School Road. Drive to the end of N. Whitman School Road and turn left onto Paris Hill Road. The spring is down on your right a piece (maybe 5 or so minutes after you’ve turned onto Paris Hill).
Vital Information
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Hours Spring is Open:
Always
GPS:
Unknown
Map Link: Cooper Spring Map
Submitted by: Lisa Marie Lindenschmidt, Seth Leaf
