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And here it is: Hyten Spring, Bristol Mountains, Kelso Dunes Wilderness

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4081-hyten-spring.jpg On the way down the hill to Hyten Spring, I stop to look at some of the Desert holly plants that grow hereThumbnailsA few pink buckwheat flowers near Hyten Spring, Kelso Dunes WildernessOn the way down the hill to Hyten Spring, I stop to look at some of the Desert holly plants that grow hereThumbnailsA few pink buckwheat flowers near Hyten Spring, Kelso Dunes WildernessOn the way down the hill to Hyten Spring, I stop to look at some of the Desert holly plants that grow hereThumbnailsA few pink buckwheat flowers near Hyten Spring, Kelso Dunes WildernessOn the way down the hill to Hyten Spring, I stop to look at some of the Desert holly plants that grow hereThumbnailsA few pink buckwheat flowers near Hyten Spring, Kelso Dunes WildernessOn the way down the hill to Hyten Spring, I stop to look at some of the Desert holly plants that grow hereThumbnailsA few pink buckwheat flowers near Hyten Spring, Kelso Dunes WildernessOn the way down the hill to Hyten Spring, I stop to look at some of the Desert holly plants that grow hereThumbnailsA few pink buckwheat flowers near Hyten Spring, Kelso Dunes Wilderness

There's hardly any water here, but since it's the only spring in the Bristol Mountains, it's quite significant in its own little world. I walk a little further down the hill before turning around, wishing I had time to continue even further.