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Tiếng Việt Route 7A
Shaftsbury, VT 05262
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Iron Kettle Spring, Shaftsbury, Vermont
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Description
Metal pipe coming out of the ground into a metal bowl. Sign says water is not tested and should be boiled or treated.
Nearest Address
Just north of South Shaftsbury town center on Route 7A at the old Iron Kettle.
Directions from Nearest Address
From South Shaftsbury town center (Shaftsbury Country Store) head north on Route 7A and it is on the left, right next to the road, in the parking lot of the old Iron Kettle Restaurant (now a business).
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Hours Spring is Open:
Always
GPS: N/A
Submitted by: Amy Kerr
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Advisory: This Spring is frozen solid and does not flow during the winter…
I remember this resturant when I was a kid my parents would always take me up there and we would bring our own bottle to fill them up with the water it was so good and natural
Every other summer or so, my family would stay at the Iron Kettle Motel and we always took our thermos and filled up at the Iron Kettle Spring. The Iron Kettle restaurant was our favorite breakfast spot, and I remember when I was a bit older it had turned into a candy store, but I’m not sure what it is now. Good memories!
I grew up next door to the Iron Kettle Restaurant, 60s -70s. The restaurant was used as a Mennonite church for awhile a few years ago but I believe it’s empty now. I remember the kettle well. The hotel is still across the street.
You would think that this very public spring would have already been tested for PFOA.
12-1-2016
Temp 43F
TDS 315ppm
pH 7.8
Flow 1.5gpm
This business is now Eternal Spring Hydroponics 🙂 Nice name! The plants inside drink from the spring too.
If you need a TDS/pH/temp meter, stop inside and pick one up.