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The water in the Indian Spring cistern is clean, aside from minor algal growth in the tank

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6539-indian-spring.jpg As I approach a ridge in the New York Mountains, I notice pink cactus flowers popping out of a boulderThumbnailsA bee sits on the edge of the Indian Spring cistern, enjoying the water's edgeAs I approach a ridge in the New York Mountains, I notice pink cactus flowers popping out of a boulderThumbnailsA bee sits on the edge of the Indian Spring cistern, enjoying the water's edgeAs I approach a ridge in the New York Mountains, I notice pink cactus flowers popping out of a boulderThumbnailsA bee sits on the edge of the Indian Spring cistern, enjoying the water's edgeAs I approach a ridge in the New York Mountains, I notice pink cactus flowers popping out of a boulderThumbnailsA bee sits on the edge of the Indian Spring cistern, enjoying the water's edgeAs I approach a ridge in the New York Mountains, I notice pink cactus flowers popping out of a boulderThumbnailsA bee sits on the edge of the Indian Spring cistern, enjoying the water's edge

I'm thrilled by the discovery of usable water here. I thought Malpais Spring would be my only possible source of water in this area, and it's almost dry.