Having now seen the entire stream from Monarch Spring, I start walking back and stop at the best spot that I saw for pumping wat

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Day 6, morning: A walk down upper Monarch Canyon, Death Valley in search of Monarch Spring for drinking water

1. Looking... ... 13. Coming out ... 14. Bushwhackin... 15. Once beyond... 16. The end of ... 17. Looking... 18. Having now ... 19. The stream ...

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Ah! There it is, the gravel road toward Monarch Canyon (Chloride Cliff Road)

Ah! There it is, the gravel road toward Monarch Canyon (Chloride Cliff Road)

Date: April 22, 2007, 17h00

Having now seen the entire stream from Monarch Spring, I start walking back and stop at the best spot that I saw for pumping wat

My chosen location is close to the end of the canyon, where the brush is low, and the stream at its widest and deepest.

Date: April 23, 2007, 11h30

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Having now seen the entire stream from Monarch Spring, I start walking back and stop at the best spot that I saw for pumping wat

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