bog where south bowl drainage goes into east fork sayres creek.
This is where most of the water comes out of the ground in the south bowl.
This is where most of the water comes out of the ground in the south bowl.
bog where south bowl drainage goes into east fork sayres creek.
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divider between east fork and sayres creek
divider between east fork and sayres creek
The east fork sayres creek valley
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divider between east fork and sayres creek
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south bowl drainage
view down and east
south bowl drainage
water seeps out of the dark shiny rock near the center of the photo
the bog at the bottom of south bowl drainage
a crack
The stream near the pile of rocks is the first place where a lot of water gets into the stream. I can't tell whether that's natural or a covered-up mine.
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upper bowl
upper bowl
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water is seeping out of the rock on the left fast enough to make ripples.
The first big stream
a crack
a crack
a crack -- rock
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There is a little water in the creek here.
Here's where it come out of the ground.
It goes back into the ground and back out a couple times before it gets to the big stream.
They used to used rocks like this sometimes to mark section corners or quarter corners.
The beginning of the bog
Maybe this used to say "don't drink the water."
Across south fork lake creek
Across south fork lake creek
sayres creek turns white after it meets the east fork