[Geysers] Azure Spring

[TSBryan at aol.com]

Yesterday, Sunday 8/9, I went into the River Group primarily to check on 
Azure Spring. Per his dcescription of my RVG-4 being neaqrby, I'm sure Steve 
was talking about the pool that is, in fact, Azure., However, I saw 
absolutely no indication of large eruptive action. Azure is intermittent and it does 
(rarely in my experience) undergo small eruptions. Atg the times of high 
water it puts out a flood of water, and that can sometimes flow into runoff 
areas noarmally dry. But that is normal.
 
Elsewhere out there, I found that RVG-4 is active but for me it was between 
cycles.
 
Mound was 0836, 0900ie, and 0916.
 
Dark Pool 0855 and 0914. The first of those eruptions had several pursts 
over 6 feet high, the next reached not higher than 2 feet. Dave DeWitt was out 
there, too. He stayed for the next eruption and said it matched my second 
one.
 
Above Dark-Armored, the area of large pools has suffered a significant loss 
of water so tghat there are, in fact, no large pools. I did see 3 or 4 
small active spouters.
 
Pocket Basin Geyser is dormant.
 
And now, due to an unfortunate set of simultaneous circumstances, I must 
leave for the season. Here only three days this time, but away from West 
midday today (Mon, 8/10). See you in 2010, I hope.
 
Scott Bryan
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