[Geysers] Mystery geyser

[David Schwarz]

   My first inclination was Crater Hills Geyser, but that's just not it.
The shape of the eruption and formation are all wrong, and as far as I know,
Crater Hills Geyser hasn't changed its appearance much in the last 75 years.
Also, it looks like there's too much open space-where are the trees and the
other hills?

 

   It may be a mistake to assume that this picture was taken in
Yellowstone--it still might be something obscure near Norris or in Hayden
Valley, but I'm going to guess that it's something obscure in Nevada.

 

David Schwarz

 

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OK, here is yet another one (embedded rather than as attachment). This photo
was taken on October 17, 1931. It was _probably_ taken by Dr. E. T. Allen.
Some of you will probably recognize the setting. For others, a possible hint
lies in the fact that Allen communicated with people named Nolan and
Anderson, and they wrote an article that appeared in the Americal Journal of
Science in 1934.

 

Scott Bryan

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