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Before setting up camp, I check out the water situation at China Hole

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00496-small-pool-550px.jpg And here's China Hole, the gravel area to the left, which is actually a fork of Coyote Creek covered by water in the wet seasonThumbnailsThe larger pool at China Hole still has a decent supply of waterAnd here's China Hole, the gravel area to the left, which is actually a fork of Coyote Creek covered by water in the wet seasonThumbnailsThe larger pool at China Hole still has a decent supply of waterAnd here's China Hole, the gravel area to the left, which is actually a fork of Coyote Creek covered by water in the wet seasonThumbnailsThe larger pool at China Hole still has a decent supply of waterAnd here's China Hole, the gravel area to the left, which is actually a fork of Coyote Creek covered by water in the wet seasonThumbnailsThe larger pool at China Hole still has a decent supply of waterAnd here's China Hole, the gravel area to the left, which is actually a fork of Coyote Creek covered by water in the wet seasonThumbnailsThe larger pool at China Hole still has a decent supply of water

The small pool is much smaller than it was when I was here at China Hole this time last year (it has been a dry year).

The water contains a lot of algae, but I could filter water from it if needed.