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| next up were two hot springs and the ride in was gorgeous |
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| had a road construction delay of a few hours |
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| after 20 miles of bumpy roads I ARRIVED at St. Agnes Well |
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| also known as Skookumchuck depending on who you ask |
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| it's in a sizeable campground but all the pools are close by. this is the source |
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| the cedar box was my favorite |
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| kicking the feet up in the remaining shade |
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| turned on the cold to cool it down |
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| soothing for a lightweight like me |
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| looking up from the cedar box this is your view |
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| covered for the rain, snow, & sun |
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| lots of their tubs are repurposed |
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| chilling |
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| didn't get in this fiberglass one - too traditional |
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| the horse watering trough I did sit in for a bit |
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| good shade |
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| too much sun on these other three soakables |

















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