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The stream is too shallow to pump water from it, so I dig a small depression to accept the intake hose of my water filter

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00006-trough-800px.jpg A few stretches of the old road here on the other side of Howe Spring are still well-definedThumbnailsThe joshua tree forest gets denser as one gets closer to Cottonwood Canyon at the bottom of the mountainsA few stretches of the old road here on the other side of Howe Spring are still well-definedThumbnailsThe joshua tree forest gets denser as one gets closer to Cottonwood Canyon at the bottom of the mountainsA few stretches of the old road here on the other side of Howe Spring are still well-definedThumbnailsThe joshua tree forest gets denser as one gets closer to Cottonwood Canyon at the bottom of the mountainsA few stretches of the old road here on the other side of Howe Spring are still well-definedThumbnailsThe joshua tree forest gets denser as one gets closer to Cottonwood Canyon at the bottom of the mountainsA few stretches of the old road here on the other side of Howe Spring are still well-definedThumbnailsThe joshua tree forest gets denser as one gets closer to Cottonwood Canyon at the bottom of the mountains

Inevitably, this stirs up a lot of silt, so I'll have to wait a few minutes before I can begin to pump water.