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The old cistern here by Holliman Well off Black Canyon Road, with Pinto Mountain in the background, is full

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The water is looking a bit stagnant, but nothing that a water filter couldn't take care of, if necessary. Still, I prefer my chlorinated water from Mid Hills campground, if only because I'm too lazy to pump water unnecessarily.