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Hmmm... a rubber glove near Mail Spring

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4926-glove.jpg The first stop on today's hike is nearby Mail Spring; a pair of deer stare at me as I approachThumbnailsWell, here's how much water remains at Mail Spring in late spring 2012The first stop on today's hike is nearby Mail Spring; a pair of deer stare at me as I approachThumbnailsWell, here's how much water remains at Mail Spring in late spring 2012The first stop on today's hike is nearby Mail Spring; a pair of deer stare at me as I approachThumbnailsWell, here's how much water remains at Mail Spring in late spring 2012The first stop on today's hike is nearby Mail Spring; a pair of deer stare at me as I approachThumbnailsWell, here's how much water remains at Mail Spring in late spring 2012The first stop on today's hike is nearby Mail Spring; a pair of deer stare at me as I approachThumbnailsWell, here's how much water remains at Mail Spring in late spring 2012The first stop on today's hike is nearby Mail Spring; a pair of deer stare at me as I approachThumbnailsWell, here's how much water remains at Mail Spring in late spring 2012

Usually I find stray balloons or their remains in remote places like this, but not rubber gloves!