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Lo and behold, I've just reached a full-fledged desert stream!

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07212-coyote-springs-water-550px.jpg The Coyote Springs area becomes more picturesque as I continue up the old roadThumbnailsThe soft sand on this road results in my walking the bike for about a mile, leaving nice tire tracks behindThe Coyote Springs area becomes more picturesque as I continue up the old roadThumbnailsThe soft sand on this road results in my walking the bike for about a mile, leaving nice tire tracks behindThe Coyote Springs area becomes more picturesque as I continue up the old roadThumbnailsThe soft sand on this road results in my walking the bike for about a mile, leaving nice tire tracks behindThe Coyote Springs area becomes more picturesque as I continue up the old roadThumbnailsThe soft sand on this road results in my walking the bike for about a mile, leaving nice tire tracks behindThe Coyote Springs area becomes more picturesque as I continue up the old roadThumbnailsThe soft sand on this road results in my walking the bike for about a mile, leaving nice tire tracks behind

I'm suddenly thrilled. I wasn't expecting to find so much water. Since I had never read anything about Coyote Springs, I figured that there might be a small seep here at most, with a negligible amount of water.