[Geysers] Meech Mystery Geyser #1 answer and #2

[Chase Ellison]

Because of the angle an not being able to see the vet my bust guess  
would be something in the three sisters or little brother but I really  
doubt that. This may be of interest to everyone look at this link http://www.gutenberg.org/files/17582/17582-h/17582-h.htm 
  see "Geysers, And how they work"

Chase Ellison
On Dec 1, 2007, at 6:44 PM, Graham Meech wrote:

> Kitt and Chase correctly identified that #1 was a “Dwarf” and I  
> expect everyone that visited recently figured that one out (other  
> than maybe a gazer suffering from Geyser Hill Phobia).  So here is  
> #2 which should be quite a bit harder…..
>
>
> “To: 'geyser observation reports'
> Subject: Meech Mystery Geyser #1
>
> Well Pat started it off for this year.  Of course I could claim that  
> showing Oblong’s runoff is cheating since you can’t see the  
> geyser…….so here’s a geyser.  Maybe easy, maybe not and it’s  
> definitely not Oblong!
>
> Graham Meech
> <Meech_Mystery_2.JPG>
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