Interesting how people either feel this is a wonderful idea long overdue, or absolutely horrible. Let me say that at this moment, the intent is to obtain a number of GPS locations. Most likely, the only ones put into the book will be basic waypoints -- trail junctions and such -- that will help people with sufficient interest to get to the appropriate area. Under no circunstances would I include positions for Buried Geyser, probably none for Crater Hills (though I listed it), and so on, and decidedly not for a Fairyland Basin, West Pelican Geyser, etc. As for any like Minute Man, Rustic, and such things well in the backcountry, probably if "my" GPS led to a vandalism, that vandal would have at least been in the area anyway. As for getting a hold of the NPS's GPS from the surveys a few years ago, in which Keller was involved, well: a) I don't know if it is nbow available or not, but even if it is, b) I was told a year or so ago when I actually queried on this that the data was for in-house use, not available to the public in part because of inaccuracy. Which I and others noted at the sime of the surveysModern GPS is now said to be accurate within 3 meters, and that's plenty good. Scott Bryan -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: </geyser-list/attachments/20050818/b1f3c1dc/attachment.html>