A beautiful day -- hardly a cloud in the sky, only a light breeze most of the time, and a temperature into the 50s. Enjoy. Supposed to cloud up tomorrow and get a bit wet and cold until Sunday. Yesterday's Grotto proved to be a mini-marathon that ended sometime after about 2330 (probably only shortly after). There was a recovery hot period at 0635 that was reported by Steve Eide to be weak through the duration of 5 minutes. Anotehr better hot period happened at 1005. It had a duration of exactly 6m 00s and for a time had Mastiff surging fully 3 to 4 feet high. I'm pretty sure there was no hot period between those two. A third, weak event was barely missed at 1230. Today, Grotto Fountain was 1055ns and had a duration longer than 30 minutes. Grotto evidently came on weakly around 1215 but not with full force until 1227, about the time that Grotto Fountain finally quit. Daisy had an i.e. interval of about 2h 25m. Grand erupted on the second Turban after Rift started, at 0914ie, and was -2Q. The interval from the overnight electronic time of 2331 was roughly 9h 43m. After erupting at 0531ns yesterday, Beehive surprised by going today at 0917. The Indicator was 0911ie. Other eruptions today were hit-n-miss with no intervals to report. In the LGB, after yesterday's very long Pink Cone interval (23h 08m), today it went short. It was done except for weak steam puffs at 0720, and therefore must have started well before 0600, giving an interval of less than 20 hours. Fountain was ie at 1248. The disassembly of the old OFVC appears to have started. The south side was wrapped in bright orange, plastic fencing and maintenance people (plumbers?) were at work in both the restroom and the main buildings. And the OF Lodge is now closed for the season, except that drinks and snacks apparently can be had at the bake shop counter. Scott Bryan -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: </geyser-list/attachments/20060918/a52a8c9b/attachment.html>