[Geysers] Pictures of Black Diamond event? (Stephens)

[Lynn Stephens]

I'm sorry, I don't have the technical skills and/or computer access through the NPS computer system to be able to put these up elsewhere.  In my post saying that I will have the flashdrive with me  in the park so people can download them to their computer, I forgot to mention that I will be here in the park most of the time between now and at least the third week of September.  (The set of photos contains about half a dozen photos similar to the one published by the Jackson newspaper; the remaining photos are pictures of the pool, runoff channel, etc.)

 

Lynn Stephens  (who just answered the question posed by my neighbors "What kind of hours do you put in?" with "ungodly, at least for these first few weeks."


 
> From: brdavis at iusb.edu
> To: geysers at lists.wallawalla.edu
> Date: Mon, 25 May 2009 17:14:19 -0400
> Subject: [Geysers] Pictures of Black Diamond event?
> 
> Gordon Bower mentioned (in addition to a nicely detailed report):
> 
> > As others have noted on the mailing list already, Hank Heasler has
> > released a set of 47 photographs, taken by at least 3 members of his
> > party, of the 17 May activity in the Wall Pool / Black Diamond area.
> > Any of you who are in the park with a laptop between now and
> > Wednesday afternoon, you may copy the set from a flash drive.
> 
> For those of us who aren't going to be in the park, is there any chance somebody could put these up elsewhere so the rest of us could download or see them (or if they are already up, sorry - but where)? The one image I saw in the (rather oddly inaccurate) news story was great, but left me wanting more.
> 
> -- 
> Brian Davis
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