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Bugs abound at Keystone Spring, as happy to have water as I am

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00726-keystone-spring-water.jpg Looking closer, Keystone Spring seems to be semi-stagnantThumbnailsAfter refilling water at Keystone Spring again, I still have a bit more downhill on the old Keystone Canyon RoadLooking closer, Keystone Spring seems to be semi-stagnantThumbnailsAfter refilling water at Keystone Spring again, I still have a bit more downhill on the old Keystone Canyon RoadLooking closer, Keystone Spring seems to be semi-stagnantThumbnailsAfter refilling water at Keystone Spring again, I still have a bit more downhill on the old Keystone Canyon RoadLooking closer, Keystone Spring seems to be semi-stagnantThumbnailsAfter refilling water at Keystone Spring again, I still have a bit more downhill on the old Keystone Canyon RoadLooking closer, Keystone Spring seems to be semi-stagnantThumbnailsAfter refilling water at Keystone Spring again, I still have a bit more downhill on the old Keystone Canyon Road

My main concern is the many yellow jackets that are buzzing around the water. I'm highly allergic to those things. A yellow-jacket sting sent me to the emergency room last summer, but there are no emergency rooms in this part of the Mojave Desert.