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11/26
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I filter some cold water from the spring behind Willson Camp

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09336-willson-camp-spring-8.jpg I stop here to pump up my rear tire; Willson Camp, my next stop, is visible at the far leftThumbnailsThe old cabin at Willson Camp, Henry Coe State ParkI stop here to pump up my rear tire; Willson Camp, my next stop, is visible at the far leftThumbnailsThe old cabin at Willson Camp, Henry Coe State ParkI stop here to pump up my rear tire; Willson Camp, my next stop, is visible at the far leftThumbnailsThe old cabin at Willson Camp, Henry Coe State ParkI stop here to pump up my rear tire; Willson Camp, my next stop, is visible at the far leftThumbnailsThe old cabin at Willson Camp, Henry Coe State ParkI stop here to pump up my rear tire; Willson Camp, my next stop, is visible at the far leftThumbnailsThe old cabin at Willson Camp, Henry Coe State Park

The water that I'm carrying has gotten quite warm, so the cold water here is a welcome refreshment. The shade here is nice break from the hot sun, and the layer of bay leaves on the ground exudes a comforting aroma.