[Geysers] Lion 1/9

[Pat Snyder]

No streaming camera at my work, but on the still camera I can confirm  
Karen's long and pretty Lion Geyser series today.
I wrote the times as 0803, then 0923, what looked like a minor (there  
was water, but just a little) at 1033, majors again at 1049, 1156,  
1323 and the last I saw at 1424 before heading home. Wow.
Pat Snyder


On Jan 9, 2008, at 2:46 PM, Karen Webb wrote:

> Just wondering if someone in the park was watching Lion today?  Via  
> the
> streaming cam, it had what looked like an extremely long series (I
> caught 4 eruptions roughly 45-90 minutes apart, and I don't think the
> first was an initial), and the individual eruptions looked unusually
> long and strong for being later in a series (on the other hand, the
> thermometer says it's about 21 degrees, so they had huge steam  
> plumes).
> One resulted in a lovely dual with OF, which the person controlling  
> the
> cam framed beautifully.  Did anyone notice either visually or via  
> the cam?
> Karen Webb
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