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I'm surprised to find a spring and water tank at the end of the road: it's not marked on my maps

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124857-borrego-cyn-rd.jpg I ride the 3/4-mile rough road into the mouth of Borrego Canyon off Black Canyon RoadThumbnailsA couple of bees are swimming (or are they drowning?) in the spring tub at the end of Borrego Canyon RoadI ride the 3/4-mile rough road into the mouth of Borrego Canyon off Black Canyon RoadThumbnailsA couple of bees are swimming (or are they drowning?) in the spring tub at the end of Borrego Canyon RoadI ride the 3/4-mile rough road into the mouth of Borrego Canyon off Black Canyon RoadThumbnailsA couple of bees are swimming (or are they drowning?) in the spring tub at the end of Borrego Canyon RoadI ride the 3/4-mile rough road into the mouth of Borrego Canyon off Black Canyon RoadThumbnailsA couple of bees are swimming (or are they drowning?) in the spring tub at the end of Borrego Canyon RoadI ride the 3/4-mile rough road into the mouth of Borrego Canyon off Black Canyon RoadThumbnailsA couple of bees are swimming (or are they drowning?) in the spring tub at the end of Borrego Canyon RoadI ride the 3/4-mile rough road into the mouth of Borrego Canyon off Black Canyon RoadThumbnailsA couple of bees are swimming (or are they drowning?) in the spring tub at the end of Borrego Canyon Road

The spring is maintained because I'm in cow-grazing territory again, with lots of cow manure around.