Post skiing a few sections with Corey's group at Hinton Nordic centre, I ventured off for spring water.
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a balmy day skiing with Susan in shorts up ahead! |
It used to be an easy stop for
spring water just 100 metres off Hwy 40 north. Since the 400m hose from the source has frozen and been disconnected, it's a 5-min hike in to the spring source.
After parking the car, I load up a backpack with glass bottles and carry a couple bags. The first 200 metres is flat on a lumpy road. The next 200 metres climbs up 170 feet.
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trekking in, up 200 metres |
I bring along my traction devices for stability descending with loaded glass bottles of water.
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spring source sheltered with a cistern |
The hike back takes twice as long, slowly! Though well worth it.
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