In a message dated 6/12/2006 2:45:41 PM Mountain Standard Time, TSBryan at aol.com writes: About the eruption of Ledtge. No question that it happened and no question that it was in heavy steam phase yet today. Therein is the mystery to me. The only previous time I know of when Ledge erupted and was still in what could be called "steam phase" more than 12 to even 18 hours later was in 1974. And that was the "last" good eruption of the summer and it took place at or very near the time of that seasons major, basin-wide disturbance. Which begs the question -- was this eruption an isolated, random event or is it associated with something else? That was me. Today, from MA Bellingham, this: "Names are hazy after these "dry" years, but definitely saw Arsenic, and what could be Graceful in eruption. Oddball holes in the ground in Porcelain Basin were spouting, perhaps some water has come back to the area. Near Ledge, the pool called "the palm pool" in the 90's was full. Guardian still in steam phase, and the thing next to Yellow Crown Crater (possibly Crown Jewel?) splashing and surging. I will have to reacquaint myself with some of the lesser known features. Back basin: Root Pool boiling heavily, Veteran major eruption observed, Yellow Funnel Spring looking like disturbance era, nearly drained with muddy water eruptiing from the vent. Big news to me was... Vixen observed in a series!" So I say... hmmm. Sounds awfully like a disturbance to me. Any additional observations? But shucks. Once again, the joys of ownership in town kept me here today. And tomorrow... well, _maybe_ I can get there for a short time in the morning. Maybe. Scott Bryan -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: </geyser-list/attachments/20060612/28162701/attachment.html>