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It turns out that a very small pool of water does exist here at Rock Springs after all

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02752-rock-springs.jpg There doesn't seem to be much here at Rock Springs right now but mud, flies, and a lot of animal excrementThumbnailsFrom Rock Springs, I walk back down to my bike parked in Watson WashThere doesn't seem to be much here at Rock Springs right now but mud, flies, and a lot of animal excrementThumbnailsFrom Rock Springs, I walk back down to my bike parked in Watson WashThere doesn't seem to be much here at Rock Springs right now but mud, flies, and a lot of animal excrementThumbnailsFrom Rock Springs, I walk back down to my bike parked in Watson WashThere doesn't seem to be much here at Rock Springs right now but mud, flies, and a lot of animal excrementThumbnailsFrom Rock Springs, I walk back down to my bike parked in Watson WashThere doesn't seem to be much here at Rock Springs right now but mud, flies, and a lot of animal excrementThumbnailsFrom Rock Springs, I walk back down to my bike parked in Watson Wash

My MSR water filter could take care of this if I had to filter water here, but I'm glad I don't need to. I have filtered worse water than this, such as at Mid Hill's Cottonwood Spring last year, which had even less water than this.