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The stream coming down from Hatch Spring is small, but clean

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00154-hatch-spring-800px.jpg I walk a short distance up the stream below Hatch Spring to look for the best place to filter some waterThumbnailsAfter pumping water at the stream from Hatch Spring, I enjoy the rise of the recently graded road above dry Red CreekI walk a short distance up the stream below Hatch Spring to look for the best place to filter some waterThumbnailsAfter pumping water at the stream from Hatch Spring, I enjoy the rise of the recently graded road above dry Red CreekI walk a short distance up the stream below Hatch Spring to look for the best place to filter some waterThumbnailsAfter pumping water at the stream from Hatch Spring, I enjoy the rise of the recently graded road above dry Red CreekI walk a short distance up the stream below Hatch Spring to look for the best place to filter some waterThumbnailsAfter pumping water at the stream from Hatch Spring, I enjoy the rise of the recently graded road above dry Red CreekI walk a short distance up the stream below Hatch Spring to look for the best place to filter some waterThumbnailsAfter pumping water at the stream from Hatch Spring, I enjoy the rise of the recently graded road above dry Red Creek

I locate a good spot that is free of poison oak and filter four more litres of water. This water tastes better than the filtered water from Paradise Lake.

And it's slightly chilled! True refreshment!