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Andrew's Geyser is located way off the beaten path in Old Fort, NC. Follow a small sign off of the main road toward the interstate and it will take you through a winding rural community and then a grassy clearing with only this man-made geyser, a non-descript memorial stone, and a stone bench or two. Behind the geyser is a lovely creek.
Graham and I found ourselves here after visiting Marion for a post-op appointment for his Lasik surgery the day before. We were here on May 13, 2006.

The Geyser

Me sitting beside it.

Mills Creek(?)

I don't know if this is some strange butterfly phenomenon I'm not aware of, or just a funky coincidence. All of these butterfly wings were scattered in a row that led from the edge of the water to the edge of the slope. Butterflies kept landing in this area, and the wings weren't anywhere else.

Wild Strawberry. Graham says they don't taste like anything, but he ate two of them

I don't have too many pictures from this little adventure, because there really wasn't a whole lot to see in the first place. Certainly an interesting little spot.
Enjoy these short videos:

	The Geyser
	Me sitting beside it.
	Mills Creek(?)
	I don't know if this is some strange butterfly phenomenon I'm not aware of, or just a funky coincidence. All of these butterfly wings were scattered in a row that led from the edge of the water to the edge of the slope. Butterflies kept landing in this area, and the wings weren't anywhere else.
	Wild Strawberry. Graham says they don't taste like anything, but he ate two of them