In a message dated 1/21/2007 6:15:14 PM Mountain Standard Time, snorkology at sysmatrix.net writes: This is a geyser I saw in 1981 on a visit to the Kaleidoscope area as a volunteer.At the time we called it an auxiliary vent of Deep Blue Geyser, which was descriptive of the location more than anything else. It reminded me of a smaller version of Grand, in the way the jets of water whizzed upwards in sharp needles. I'm not sure if anyone has seen it erupt since, so I was wondering if Mike Keller or anyone else has seen it, and were the eruptions we saw the first anyone noticed, and if not, is this a named feature? Lots of holes out there, but if I judge the angle correctly, Grover's geyser next to Deep Blue might well be either #12 or #13. Scott Bryan -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: </geyser-list/attachments/20070122/4e9e202f/attachment.html>