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As I approach the tent, I'm overcome by a feeling of disappointment due to not having reached Cornfield Spring

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01593-tent.jpg I start the two-mile trek down Cornfield Spring Road toward Kelso DepotThumbnailsBathtub Spring in the New York Mountains is true to its name and has a bathtub, inserted into an old rusted cisternI start the two-mile trek down Cornfield Spring Road toward Kelso DepotThumbnailsBathtub Spring in the New York Mountains is true to its name and has a bathtub, inserted into an old rusted cisternI start the two-mile trek down Cornfield Spring Road toward Kelso DepotThumbnailsBathtub Spring in the New York Mountains is true to its name and has a bathtub, inserted into an old rusted cisternI start the two-mile trek down Cornfield Spring Road toward Kelso DepotThumbnailsBathtub Spring in the New York Mountains is true to its name and has a bathtub, inserted into an old rusted cisternI start the two-mile trek down Cornfield Spring Road toward Kelso DepotThumbnailsBathtub Spring in the New York Mountains is true to its name and has a bathtub, inserted into an old rusted cistern

Sure, I hiked five miles in the heat, but Cornfield Spring is just too close to be a destination that I couldn't reach. Maybe I can try again later today...