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I'm delighted to discover the moist remnants of a recent trickle of water in the middle of the road

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00629-keystone-canyon-trick.jpg Road users have placed rocks in this gully to facilitate passage over itThumbnailsThe road is almost non-existent in this part of Keystone CanyonRoad users have placed rocks in this gully to facilitate passage over itThumbnailsThe road is almost non-existent in this part of Keystone CanyonRoad users have placed rocks in this gully to facilitate passage over itThumbnailsThe road is almost non-existent in this part of Keystone CanyonRoad users have placed rocks in this gully to facilitate passage over itThumbnailsThe road is almost non-existent in this part of Keystone CanyonRoad users have placed rocks in this gully to facilitate passage over itThumbnailsThe road is almost non-existent in this part of Keystone Canyon

I'm still at least half a mile away from Keystone Spring, so this is a positive sign that there may be water at the source itself.