-------------- Original message from "Mike O'Brien" <obrien at rush.aero.org>: -------------- > Many thanks to Karen Low for the poiner to the Kipling > piece. It's truly wonderful. > > It led to a question of my own, though. I was browsing > through the NPS photo archive and came across some photos of an > area called Death Gulch. Kipling, I see, mentions it too, but > I can't recall having heard of it before. Looks adequately > thermal. I assume the dead animals were overcome by gas > emissions? Where is this place? > _______________________________________________ >Off of Cache Creek. It is a gas trap. If you are into fiction it is the pace that Wahb the grizzly dies in _The Biography of a Grizzly_ by Ernest Thompson Seton. A good description is in _The Bears of Yellowstone_ by Schullery. It's also mentioned in _Yellowstone Place Names_ by Whittlesey. Dave Grigg -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: </geyser-list/attachments/20050401/6a5235ae/attachment.html>