The trick with this Mystery Photo likely might not be in identifying what this photo shows, but rather in correctly stating where it was taken.
Water? Check.
Weathered wood? Check.
But where the heck is it?
National Park Mystery Photo 26: Water on the Run
By Kurt Repanshek - August 25th, 2010
Where in the National Park System might you spy this feature?
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This is the mill pond gate at the Alley Springs Mill in southern Missouri.
Congrats go out to Chris, who correctly identified the photo as coming from the spring at Alley Mill in Ozark National Scenic Riverways. Runner-up honors to two anonymous posters. Tomorrow we'll provide a larger photo and more details.