[Geysers] Beehive

[OTTS at byui.edu]

My father saw Beehive last year while visiting me in Idaho and he was
very impressed.  I would like to take a picture of it to send to him.
Is it possible for those of you who give geyser reports to tell me on
Friday when the best time to see it is on Saturday.   I am willing to
wait and watch for many hours because I know that it has a lot of
variation in its interval (isn't it about 20 hours, plus or minus 3
hours?), but I would like to know if it would erupt in the morning,
afternoon, or evening.  Is that possible and could somebody help me?

 

Thanks.

S. Ott

BYU-Idaho

 

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Sent: Tuesday, June 03, 2008 4:47 PM
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Subject: [Geysers] Geyser report Tues 6/3

 

Not a particularly pleasant day, with some sun but a lot of wind and
only into the low 50s by afternoon.

 

Yesterday Grotto apparently had some sort of long-ish eruption. None of
us have any times, but this morning Marathon Pool was way down, Spa had
only recently ended activity, Grotto and its runoff channels were bone
dry, and Bijou was nearly, but not quite, dead. The recovery, if it can
be called that, evidently took place during the morning Oblong, as it
was just after that when Bijou took off with full force. We remain,
however, with a rather dry platform and no discharge from Mastiff or
Giant.

 

That Oblong was 0915.

 

Daisy 0658, 0859, and 1100ie.

 

Fan and Mortar are quite content with having piles of dark gravel on the
platform.

 

Grand 0816 (G1C).

 

Sawmill thoroughly in force.

 

Castle 2109E major and today 1016 major.

 

Lion 0543ie, 0704 ending, and apparently nothing more.

 

Aurum 0648 and 1049.

 

Beehive's Indicator 0954, Beehive 1008.

 

The only Plume interval I got today was of 79 minutes (0924 to 1043).

 

Great Fountain has us a bit puzzled, though this aftfernoon's action
might answer a question or two. Yesterday it erupted at 1506. This
morning, it had a false overflow at 0605 and clearly had not erupted
unless long before then -- there was enough overflow to cause to pools
to the north of the crater to steam, but no overflow before the pool
dropped more than a foot; there wasn't the tiniest trickle of water in
the runoff next to the road. I expected a morning eruption, but at about
1130 the platform was calm, the pool down a good foot, and the runoff
channels dry. And as of 1300, it was all about the same -- the water
came up a ways, dropped, and then had come up a bit again when I
departed. Well, could be wrong, but I think Great Fountain was working
on a 24+ hour interval.

 

But the good stuff. I drove up and waited maybe 10 seconds for Labial at
0624. I drove up and waited maybe 2 minutes for Labial at 1143. Interval
only 5h 19m. But I didn't see Pink today, and Pink Cone should have/and
did erupt between those Labials.

 

Back home by 2:30 to find that the gutters removed by the snow slide
from the roof had been replaced. Yay.

 

Scott Bryan

 

 





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