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My 10-litre MSR black water bag is nice and full and fat now

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04118-water-bag.jpg I filter a couple of gallons of water amidst the yerba mansa flowers at Pachalka Spring (see the water gushing out of the pipe?)ThumbnailsOn the way back to my tent from Pachalka Spring, I look at the elderberry trees downstream and their creamy-white blossomsI filter a couple of gallons of water amidst the yerba mansa flowers at Pachalka Spring (see the water gushing out of the pipe?)ThumbnailsOn the way back to my tent from Pachalka Spring, I look at the elderberry trees downstream and their creamy-white blossomsI filter a couple of gallons of water amidst the yerba mansa flowers at Pachalka Spring (see the water gushing out of the pipe?)ThumbnailsOn the way back to my tent from Pachalka Spring, I look at the elderberry trees downstream and their creamy-white blossomsI filter a couple of gallons of water amidst the yerba mansa flowers at Pachalka Spring (see the water gushing out of the pipe?)ThumbnailsOn the way back to my tent from Pachalka Spring, I look at the elderberry trees downstream and their creamy-white blossomsI filter a couple of gallons of water amidst the yerba mansa flowers at Pachalka Spring (see the water gushing out of the pipe?)ThumbnailsOn the way back to my tent from Pachalka Spring, I look at the elderberry trees downstream and their creamy-white blossomsI filter a couple of gallons of water amidst the yerba mansa flowers at Pachalka Spring (see the water gushing out of the pipe?)ThumbnailsOn the way back to my tent from Pachalka Spring, I look at the elderberry trees downstream and their creamy-white blossoms

I now have plenty of water for the rest of the day and probably most of tomorrow too. No yellowjacket wasps were buzzing around this spring like they often do: sweet!