[Geysers] No-Indicator Beehive eruptions

[TSBryan at aol.com]

Historically, Marler noted that he saw an eruption of the Indicator (and  
Beehive) on 11/13/1951, that _apparently_ being the first known eruption by 
the  Indicator in something longer than 30 years. But Beehive was active 
during those  years. There were also Beehives with zero-zip from the Indicator 
in the early  1970s. So there's your Beehives with nothing from the 
Indicator... In more  recent years, I cannot recall a Beehive without something by 
the Indicator, but  that something has at times been little more than bubbling 
during the  eruption.
 
Scott Bryan
 
 
 
In a message dated 4/29/2010 5:23:17 P.M. US Mountain Standard Time,  
karlori at yahoo.com writes:

Beehive  Geyser has of course been known to erupt without being preceded by 
the  Indicator, but typically the Indicator simply starts at some point 
during  Beehive's duration.  Now with two eruptions where the Indicator 
possibly  didn't erupt at all, I was wondering what history says about this  
phenomenon?  I don't think I can ever remember seeing Beehive erupt with  no 
activity from the Indicator, but I've obviously missed more eruptions than  I've 
seen. 
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