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There's just enough water at Indian Springs that I'll be able to use my water filter to get extra drinking water here tomorrow

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06362-indian-springs-water-closer-800px.jpg Wow, there's a trickle of water here at Indian SpringsThumbnailsThe first ten miles of Kelbaker Road into Mojave National Preserve out of Baker looks flat, but it actually climbs 1000 feetWow, there's a trickle of water here at Indian SpringsThumbnailsThe first ten miles of Kelbaker Road into Mojave National Preserve out of Baker looks flat, but it actually climbs 1000 feetWow, there's a trickle of water here at Indian SpringsThumbnailsThe first ten miles of Kelbaker Road into Mojave National Preserve out of Baker looks flat, but it actually climbs 1000 feetWow, there's a trickle of water here at Indian SpringsThumbnailsThe first ten miles of Kelbaker Road into Mojave National Preserve out of Baker looks flat, but it actually climbs 1000 feetWow, there's a trickle of water here at Indian SpringsThumbnailsThe first ten miles of Kelbaker Road into Mojave National Preserve out of Baker looks flat, but it actually climbs 1000 feet

The great thing about this is that I won't have to pack up and go somewhere else tomorrow to get more water (like Marl Springs or Kelso Depot).