@visionwality on Instagram: "Most rivers don’t begin as a roaring flow — they start as a single spring. Deep underground, rainwater slowly seeps through soil and rock until it collects in hidden reservoirs called aquifers. When pressure builds, that water finds a crack or opening in the earth’s surface and bursts out as a natural spring. At first, it’s just a small trickle — crystal clear and bubbling. But as it flows downhill, it joins with other springs, snowmelt, and rainfall to form streams.