The dog guards the water - Vecsautiņu Springs

The Vecsautiņi Springs are a group of powerful springs that flow into a small pool formed by the springs themselves. What makes them unusual is the small, constantly bubbling craters of white sand that form as water rises from the depths of the underground. The white sand contrasts beautifully with the shady forest landscape.
This is a popular sightseeing spot for travelers, but locals regularly go to the spring for cool drinking water.
A footbridge has been built near the springs for more convenient access to water.
The Vecsautiņi Springs are a geological nature conservation site.