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Ooops, my water filter has clogged, so I resort to dipping my 10-litre water bag in the stream

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8556-piute.jpg I pick this spot in the shallow stream, just deep enough to filter water; lots of cottonwood leaves floating aroundThumbnailsMy water bag is 3/4 full now, so it's time to leave the quiet babbling brook and walk back up the hill to my campsiteI pick this spot in the shallow stream, just deep enough to filter water; lots of cottonwood leaves floating aroundThumbnailsMy water bag is 3/4 full now, so it's time to leave the quiet babbling brook and walk back up the hill to my campsiteI pick this spot in the shallow stream, just deep enough to filter water; lots of cottonwood leaves floating aroundThumbnailsMy water bag is 3/4 full now, so it's time to leave the quiet babbling brook and walk back up the hill to my campsiteI pick this spot in the shallow stream, just deep enough to filter water; lots of cottonwood leaves floating aroundThumbnailsMy water bag is 3/4 full now, so it's time to leave the quiet babbling brook and walk back up the hill to my campsiteI pick this spot in the shallow stream, just deep enough to filter water; lots of cottonwood leaves floating aroundThumbnailsMy water bag is 3/4 full now, so it's time to leave the quiet babbling brook and walk back up the hill to my campsiteI pick this spot in the shallow stream, just deep enough to filter water; lots of cottonwood leaves floating aroundThumbnailsMy water bag is 3/4 full now, so it's time to leave the quiet babbling brook and walk back up the hill to my campsite

I'll put chlorine tablets in my water when I get back to camp. My water filter was almost new, so I didn't think of bringing a spare. I'm surprised my filter has expired so soon; my water sources have been fairly clean, except here at Piute Creek.