> [Marsha]
> I meant bottled air would definitely limit my
> freedom. I'm one of
> those who have adjusted to bottled water already.
> [Arlo]
> All of us have (including me), I'm afraid.
It's so easy to get water this way on long trips,
but what I miss out on, at times. I know springs are
not readily available around every bend in the road,
but on my way backpacking a couple weeks ago I had an
empty water bottle with me that I bring on all my
trips. I'm driving and I saw this pull-over area for
my vehicle where a spring was. I passed it up. By
this point in the trip I just wanted to get on the
trail, and I would use my water purifier to extract
from the creek. I haven't looked out for these
springs in such a long time. Maybe if I made an
effort to wait for these springs to get water. I do
know earlier in the trip I did stop to buy a bottle of
water at a convinent store. I knew this convinent
store was on my route, and I waited for this
particular place to stop. This static pattern wasn't
open to springs as being a place to stop for water.
woods - they do have springs,
SA
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