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The washroom sink at the Valley Wells gas station matches the urinal in its unique epoxy tackiness

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03731-valley-wells-sink.jpg The Valley Wells urinal is so unique that an adjacent handwritten sign tells you that, "yes, this IS a urinal!"ThumbnailsReplenished with lots of water in case there is none at Pachalka Spring, I ride over the bridge above Interstate 15The Valley Wells urinal is so unique that an adjacent handwritten sign tells you that, "yes, this IS a urinal!"ThumbnailsReplenished with lots of water in case there is none at Pachalka Spring, I ride over the bridge above Interstate 15The Valley Wells urinal is so unique that an adjacent handwritten sign tells you that, "yes, this IS a urinal!"ThumbnailsReplenished with lots of water in case there is none at Pachalka Spring, I ride over the bridge above Interstate 15The Valley Wells urinal is so unique that an adjacent handwritten sign tells you that, "yes, this IS a urinal!"ThumbnailsReplenished with lots of water in case there is none at Pachalka Spring, I ride over the bridge above Interstate 15The Valley Wells urinal is so unique that an adjacent handwritten sign tells you that, "yes, this IS a urinal!"ThumbnailsReplenished with lots of water in case there is none at Pachalka Spring, I ride over the bridge above Interstate 15

So much for privacy; the huge mirror at the sink affords a big view of the urinal behind you, the hand-washer.