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The source of Cornfield Spring is just ahead; I keep getting scratched by catclaw bushes when I try to climb down to it

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07076-cornfield-spring.jpg I'm not sure where the old road went because it's grown-in, but I can now hear a trickle of water down in Cornfield Spring washThumbnailsI turn back and notice a grown-in, but relatively flat, spot near the still-invisible stream that I can hearI'm not sure where the old road went because it's grown-in, but I can now hear a trickle of water down in Cornfield Spring washThumbnailsI turn back and notice a grown-in, but relatively flat, spot near the still-invisible stream that I can hearI'm not sure where the old road went because it's grown-in, but I can now hear a trickle of water down in Cornfield Spring washThumbnailsI turn back and notice a grown-in, but relatively flat, spot near the still-invisible stream that I can hearI'm not sure where the old road went because it's grown-in, but I can now hear a trickle of water down in Cornfield Spring washThumbnailsI turn back and notice a grown-in, but relatively flat, spot near the still-invisible stream that I can hearI'm not sure where the old road went because it's grown-in, but I can now hear a trickle of water down in Cornfield Spring washThumbnailsI turn back and notice a grown-in, but relatively flat, spot near the still-invisible stream that I can hearI'm not sure where the old road went because it's grown-in, but I can now hear a trickle of water down in Cornfield Spring washThumbnailsI turn back and notice a grown-in, but relatively flat, spot near the still-invisible stream that I can hear

Now that I've located the stream from Cornfield Spring, I just need to locate a good spot to filter water.