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And here it is: Keystone Spring!

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5264-keystone-spring.jpg OK, now I'm on the correct trail to Keystone Spring!ThumbnailsI presume the Keystone Spring water hole here has more (and fresher) water during the wetter seasonOK, now I'm on the correct trail to Keystone Spring!ThumbnailsI presume the Keystone Spring water hole here has more (and fresher) water during the wetter seasonOK, now I'm on the correct trail to Keystone Spring!ThumbnailsI presume the Keystone Spring water hole here has more (and fresher) water during the wetter seasonOK, now I'm on the correct trail to Keystone Spring!ThumbnailsI presume the Keystone Spring water hole here has more (and fresher) water during the wetter seasonOK, now I'm on the correct trail to Keystone Spring!ThumbnailsI presume the Keystone Spring water hole here has more (and fresher) water during the wetter seasonOK, now I'm on the correct trail to Keystone Spring!ThumbnailsI presume the Keystone Spring water hole here has more (and fresher) water during the wetter season

A little hole full of water in a meadow in the New York Mountains. It looks the same as I remember it from a few years ago (2008). A large bird (small hawk?) is startled by my arrival and flies over to a tree branch on the other side of the spring. - A little hole full of water in a meadow in the New York Mountains. It looks the same as I remember it from a few years ago. A large bird (small hawk?) is startled by my arrival and flies over to a tree branch on the other side of the spring.