Well Stories
A project about public water sources and the people who use them.
This project is made possible, in part, with support from the Indiana Arts Commission and the National Endowment for the Arts, a federal agency. All content © Kay Westhues 
This is beyond beautiful. The delicate white beastie has trekked (what to him must be) a long distance to taste this crystalline water. It makes me feel the Unity of All Living Things, deep in my core.
Thank you so much for this work, Kay, and I do hope it is still in progress. The clips and sounds of the water itself inform your work with a peaceful yet powerful impact, much like water itself. I sometimes come here to meditate, and only wish the clips were longer…
I am a back-road afficianado and a lover of water in all of its forms, and I lifelong have concentrated on the unique music of different Indiana waterfalls. This opens a new audio vista for me. And I am glad (after long consideration) that you have *not* given the GPS co-ordinates or other specific location aids. The seeking and the journeys will make this even more fascinating. For instance, I have driven by the “Stonehenge” well in Morgan County, know I have seen that configuration on a roadside wander, but have no idea of exactly where it is.
Thanks again, Kay. It is wonderful.