[Geysers] Bryan mystery 14

[David Monteith]

Interesting.  I thought it was Jet, too.  The three visible plumes (two 
vertical and one steeply angled), the cone formation, the overflowing water 
and the near and far ridge lines behind the geyser had me convinced that 
this was a picture of Jet taken from the boardwalk near Fountain.  Of 
course, I haven't been out to Shoshone for almost 13 years, so I don't 
remember Mangled Crater well.  (Please, don't let my wife or in-laws know 
its been that long since I've been out to Shoshone.  They might question my 
membership in the family.)

Dave

At 09:08 AM 2/21/07 -0500, you wrote:
>In a message dated 2/20/2007 5:46:00 PM Mountain Standard Time, 
>KSCOPE_YNP at peoplepc.com writes:
>>I’m sorry Scott, maybe you posted the wrong photo, but the feature in 
>>this photo is Jet Geyser
>
>
Sorry, too, because that is NOT Jet. It is Mangled Crater with the largest 
eruption from it that I've ever seen. Note that the majority of Mangled's 
formation is out of the left side of the photo. No point in argument, end 
of story.

Scott Bryan




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