[Geysers] Biscuit Basin names
Lee_Whittlesey at nps.gov
Lee_Whittlesey at nps.gov
Thu Jul 27 07:55:25 PDT 2006
As I recall, the one at Lone Star is called the Pepper Box. Rocco has
information on it.
Lee Whittlesey
"Laurie Brown"
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> As for "Salt and Pepper" the only thing I find odd about that is having
> the and-bit followed by (singular) Geyser. Come to think of it, there
are
> both black and white peppercorns.... perhaps something like the Pepper
> Mill would do nicely as a name even without salt included, and allow for
> it to someday run out of black stuff to grind up and spit out?
>
> I don't have Wonderland Nomenclature handy, but is there not already
> either a Castor or a Pollux somewhere in Yellowstone?
>
> GRB
What's the name of those little holes on the top of Lone Star? Aren't they
something about either salt or pepper shakers/mills?
Laurie, Dark Phoenix
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-- Tanuki
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