Briefly put, today's biggest news (to me, anyhow) is that Bronco Grigg reported seeing Green Spring (Black Sand Basin) in eruption at 09:50, with bursts as high as 10 feet. Great Fountain very greatly beat the prediction, which was for 16:45. The geyser was well into eruption at 14:20. I saw both Labial's Satellites in eruption at about 15:00. The East Satellite was splashing 5 to 6 feet high, the West Satellite jetting higher but very steamy. Bead at 14:33, 15:02 and 15:32. Fountain was operating on the short mode, eruptions at 08:28 and 12:07 giving an interval of 3h 39m. The second of those eruptions had a duration of a bit less than 26 minutes. Jet did not play before Fountain. Its first was at 12:09 followed by 12:13, 12:16, 12:19, 12:22, 12:25, 12:28, 12:30 and 12:33 (the last, only a minute or so after Fountain quit. Sizzler started four minutes into Fountain and 2 minutes after the first Jet, at 12:11 and had a duration of approximately 22 minutes. Clepsydra turned off at 12:14 (7 minutes into Fountai) and did not restart until 12:44, roughly 13 minutes after Fountain quit. Twig did nothing at all during the entire time, and Spasm was very weak throughout. Beehive at 07:05 (before my arrival), interval of 14h 59m. Grand at 06:44 and then at 13:31 was d0/T3Q at interval 6h 47m. Giant hot periods at 09:06 (d ~ 6 1/2 min), about 13:04 (d = 3m 15s) and (so I heard second hand) about 1500 (d evidently about 8 min). None was particularly strong. The new thing across from Oblong still has not stopped. And before all the above, I visited Morning Mist and Geyserlet (both active) and Culex Basin early enough to beat any bugs. At Culex, 2 small geysers, 1 perpetual spouter and 1 intermittent spring were observed. Porcupine Hill Geyser has not erupted in a long time. Scott Bryan -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: </geyser-list/attachments/20040819/979944e9/attachment.html>