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Indian Spring, New York Mountains, Mojave National Preserve has water!

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6535-indian-spring.jpg At Indian Spring in the New York Mountains is a dry, abandoned cisternThumbnailsThe water in the Indian Spring cistern is clean, aside from minor algal growth in the tankAt Indian Spring in the New York Mountains is a dry, abandoned cisternThumbnailsThe water in the Indian Spring cistern is clean, aside from minor algal growth in the tankAt Indian Spring in the New York Mountains is a dry, abandoned cisternThumbnailsThe water in the Indian Spring cistern is clean, aside from minor algal growth in the tankAt Indian Spring in the New York Mountains is a dry, abandoned cisternThumbnailsThe water in the Indian Spring cistern is clean, aside from minor algal growth in the tankAt Indian Spring in the New York Mountains is a dry, abandoned cisternThumbnailsThe water in the Indian Spring cistern is clean, aside from minor algal growth in the tank

I wasn't expecting to find water here, and yet here's a full cistern. And, fresh water is still dripping into the tub! The box for a wilderness camera behind the spring contains no camera.