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| Gold Fork Hot Springs #11 - commercial but no electricity / pretty simplistic |
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| Heidi smiles in the main & hottest pool |
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| below the main pool the water flows into the sand pool via a waterfall |
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| from the sand pool it flows to 3 additional beautiful stone pools & cools more & more |
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| Nevada is there to greet you |
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| we arrived in the late afternoon at Trail Creek Hot Spring - pool #1 was too hot |
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| and soaked for #12 in pool #2 / both pools have hot & cold coming in |
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| ole crazy eyes was there |
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| had a tremendously relaxing soak - then made dinner and settled in for the night |
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| after a few nights in the tent, we rigged it for Heidi to sleep in the van too |
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| up before dawn for a soak at my favorite time of day |
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| Heidi's second soak in Trail Creek |
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| Red Dawn is one of my favorite movies from my adolescence / graffiti outside of Skinnydipper |
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| the short hike in to Skinnydipper is grueling |
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| soak #13 - the main pool at Skinnydipper Hot Springs - deep in BARE habitat |
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| soak #14 at Campground Hot Spring didn't last long due to the hot temp |
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| Heidi elected for a swim in the Payette River while investigating the pool by the river |
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| I found this baby soaker spot |
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| the Payette flows through deep canyons close to Pine Flats |



















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