[Geysers] Meech 14 and 15

[Graham Meech]

I don't know for sure that it's Radiator but it's been active with all the
Daisy eruptions I have seen in recent years and is in roughly the right
place.  Take a look in the summer but I have no idea what the crater of
Radiator might have looked like.  It may just be another sput in the same
area.  Still its a nice little geyser to watch out for when Daisy erupts.

 

We had another Beehive today (2/10) about 1102 and the indicator lasted at
least 11 minutes.  The interval was ~20h 43m

 

Mystery geyser # 15 is in the UGB...

 

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From: geysers-bounces at lists.wallawalla.edu
[mailto:geysers-bounces at lists.wallawalla.edu] On Behalf Of SCOTT BRYAN
Sent: Sunday, February 10, 2008 11:55 AM
To: Geyser List
Subject: [Geysers] Meech 14 and 15

 

Most of you correctly homed in on the Daisy group and Tara got it right.
Radiator is one of the small geysers I like to watch as Daisy gets going and
it starts up.  If there are people around me interested in the geysers I
usually ask them 'what else happened when Daisy erupted' and they usually
spot Radiator erupting and that Brilliant Pool has drained.

 

Well now -- My photos are all slides so I have nothing to attach here -- but
unless there have been some pretty dramatic changes in the last few years
(well, OK, 30 years, so possible) including considerable excavation of the
ground AND significant deposition of sinter, I cannot believe the #14 is
radiator. Maybe I just haven't paid attention recently, and I guess I have
to try to look this summer.

 

And #15 has me completely stumped.

 

As a current item, I am told that sometime in the last day or two there
apparently was a significant eruption by Green Spring (Black Sand Basin),
with water sprayed onto the boardwalk and the water level down about 2 feet
when seen.

 

Scott Bryan

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