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Silver Lead Spring: I almost missed it, but here it is on a small hill just above the wash

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02363-silver-lead-spring.jpg Simple sunset, Death Valley National Park—nothing to do but watch it changeThumbnailsSigns on an broken old post once directed vehicles leaving Aiken Mine toward Cima Road or Kelbaker RoadSimple sunset, Death Valley National Park—nothing to do but watch it changeThumbnailsSigns on an broken old post once directed vehicles leaving Aiken Mine toward Cima Road or Kelbaker RoadSimple sunset, Death Valley National Park—nothing to do but watch it changeThumbnailsSigns on an broken old post once directed vehicles leaving Aiken Mine toward Cima Road or Kelbaker RoadSimple sunset, Death Valley National Park—nothing to do but watch it changeThumbnailsSigns on an broken old post once directed vehicles leaving Aiken Mine toward Cima Road or Kelbaker RoadSimple sunset, Death Valley National Park—nothing to do but watch it changeThumbnailsSigns on an broken old post once directed vehicles leaving Aiken Mine toward Cima Road or Kelbaker Road

Contaminated water is flowing out of an old mine hole; I wouldn't touch it with my water filter. The purple desert four o'clock flowers at the left of the photo don't seem to mind the dirty water.