[Geysers] Geyser report September 10

[Kendall Madsen]

Scott,

 

My oldest son observed at the end of one of our Yellowstone trip that
life must be really short for those who live in Yellowstone because each
time we visit, time seems to go by so quickly. The trip is over before
you know it. So I can only imagine that the 109 days of Yellowstone flew
by for you. 

 

I just wanted to thank you for myself and everyone else who benefited
from your daily reports THANK YOU! The reports were wonderful, useful
and very much appreciated. 

 

Kendall Madsen

 


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Sent: Monday, September 10, 2007 3:47 PM
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Subject: [Geysers] Geyser report September 10


My last report of 2007. The geysers erupted, but I shall make note of
three items:
 
The last three eruptions of Castle (as of today's UGB departure at about
1130) were as follows: 2337E minor, 0103E minor and 0956 minor.
 
I've recently noted to others that Plume seems to be getting
progressively longer between eruptions. Early in the season, intervals
in the 40s were common, 60s rare. I haven't seen a 40-odd minute
interval in a long time now. Two days ago I got all 60s. Barbara
Lasseter tells me that they were all in the 80s yesterday, and today I
got 86 and 87 minutes.
 
And though I was not thee, Great Fountain today was at 1130 (P = 11) and
featured another superburst. Lynn estimated it as 175 feet high.
 
Have fun.
 
Scott Bryan



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