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Walking down to Clark Spring, I pass pristine Jackrabbit Lake and take a closer look.

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05569-jackrabbit-lake-800px.jpg I set up camp just beyond Jackrabbit Lake.ThumbnailsClark Spring looks like a slice of key-lime pie. Is it stagnant?I set up camp just beyond Jackrabbit Lake.ThumbnailsClark Spring looks like a slice of key-lime pie. Is it stagnant?I set up camp just beyond Jackrabbit Lake.ThumbnailsClark Spring looks like a slice of key-lime pie. Is it stagnant?I set up camp just beyond Jackrabbit Lake.ThumbnailsClark Spring looks like a slice of key-lime pie. Is it stagnant?I set up camp just beyond Jackrabbit Lake.ThumbnailsClark Spring looks like a slice of key-lime pie. Is it stagnant?

Idyllic surroundings and there's nobody around. I haven't seen anyone since two days ago.

There's not as much plant material in the water here as at Mississippi Lake. So perhaps the water here will taste good. I'll try the water from Clark Spring first.