Huge throngs of people here. I saw Fountain at 0716 on the drive in, and then it played at 1303, I = 5h 47m. A bunch of us enjoyed (sometimes in wet fashion) Great Fountain's superburst at 1247. It had a superburst yesterday, too, and I'd seen the one I reported from Fountain a week ago today. So it is doing fine stuff. The neat thing about today's event was that several gazers were at Fountain at the time of the superburst, and were radioed to watch for it. Their report is that the size was about what I saw a week ago. On site, we guesstimated 180 feet. This morning, Giantess was still jetting but it appeared to be finished by early afternoon. In the morning, Plume had intervals of 54 and 51 minutes, and both Bronze Spring and "Dwarf" were active. But not Little Squirt. Everybody pretty much missed the 1001 ns Beehive, since it was another no-Indicator eruption. Likewise, most of us missed Grand when it had it's 6h 22m interval (2 bursts). Oblong interval of 4h 34m. Daisy interval of 2h 26m. Grotto in marathon, starting somewhere between 0530 and 0550, and the two observed Giant Hot Periods were much to write about. So I won't. Castle had a minor at 0435, then a major at 0927, minor interval = 4h 52m. Along Firehole Lake Drive, known to be active are unnamed pool between Great Fountain parking and A-Zero (to my knowledge, never seen before), A-Zero, Botryoidal, White Dome, Tangled Creek geyser, Pink Cone, Pink, Narcissus, Bead, Gray Bulger/Young Hopeful, and Artesia. Gemini was bubbling on each of my three drive-bys; I haven't heard anything about Labial. A wolf seen at Nez Perce yesterday, a grizzly on Fountain Flat this afternoon. Scott Bryan -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: </geyser-list/attachments/20050529/f449ba6f/attachment.html>