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After two miles, I reach Indian Spring and filter drinking water for the day

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6925-indian-spring.jpg On the way to Indian Spring, the road passes through a rather barren area above the Malpais Spring canyonThumbnailsBefore leaving Indian Spring, I check the map for my route across the plateau toward Juniper SpringOn the way to Indian Spring, the road passes through a rather barren area above the Malpais Spring canyonThumbnailsBefore leaving Indian Spring, I check the map for my route across the plateau toward Juniper SpringOn the way to Indian Spring, the road passes through a rather barren area above the Malpais Spring canyonThumbnailsBefore leaving Indian Spring, I check the map for my route across the plateau toward Juniper SpringOn the way to Indian Spring, the road passes through a rather barren area above the Malpais Spring canyonThumbnailsBefore leaving Indian Spring, I check the map for my route across the plateau toward Juniper SpringOn the way to Indian Spring, the road passes through a rather barren area above the Malpais Spring canyonThumbnailsBefore leaving Indian Spring, I check the map for my route across the plateau toward Juniper Spring

The water is cool and I'm relieved that it tastes good! I filter three 1.5-litre water bottles. I'll return here later for more water on the way back to camp.