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Pumping water at Indian Springs

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06725-indian-springs-pumping-800px.jpg It's fun to explore randomly, but I'm also here to fetch more drinking waterThumbnailsI get closer to the tailings pile at the old Trio Mine siteIt's fun to explore randomly, but I'm also here to fetch more drinking waterThumbnailsI get closer to the tailings pile at the old Trio Mine siteIt's fun to explore randomly, but I'm also here to fetch more drinking waterThumbnailsI get closer to the tailings pile at the old Trio Mine siteIt's fun to explore randomly, but I'm also here to fetch more drinking waterThumbnailsI get closer to the tailings pile at the old Trio Mine siteIt's fun to explore randomly, but I'm also here to fetch more drinking waterThumbnailsI get closer to the tailings pile at the old Trio Mine site

I refill all my containers: four 1.5-litre water bottles, two-litre Camelbak, and 10-litre MSR water bag, all of which weighs almost 40 pounds when full! There will be no water at today's destination: Devil's Playground.

The high level of particulate matter in this tiny stream requires that I clean my MSR water filter five times while filtering water due to clogging.