The 1724 "mid-cycle" Indicator eruption lasted until 1803. It appeared to reach full Indicator height, and Beehive splashed quite a bit during it, especially around 1745 or so. FYI. Pat Snyder On Aug 8, 2010, at 7:23 PM, Graham Meech wrote: > > Here are some times from the webcams on Sunday 8/8/10 taken from the > chat log (<http://yellowstone.paulthompson.net/camchat/#StreamOnly>). > > Still having big Indicators with no Beehive but like yesterday there was a real indicator today too. Since we are watching the webcam there are a lot of suspicious indicator reports but I have stuck to the ones that looked like they were real ones. There was a 118 minute OF interval. Rain came in this evening making for a lot of steam and not many people on the boardwalks. > > Aurum 1341ie, > Beehive 1022ie Indicator 0954ie, > Beehive Indicator 0542ie, 1724ie, > Depression 0627ie (?), 1945ie, > Grand 1346ie, > OF 0631ie, 0829ie (preplay seen at 0802), 0947ie, 1120ie, 1254ie, 1604ie, 1929ie, > Plate 1149ie, > Plume 0930ie, 1033ie, 1139ie, 1552ie, 1646ie, > > Graham Meech > > _______________________________________________ > Geysers mailing list > Geysers at lists.wallawalla.edu > -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: </geyser-list/attachments/20100809/50bf578b/attachment.html>