Have I missed something, or is this the first known eruption of North Goggles since September of 2004? I suppose the electronic monitor must have been moved off of it years ago by now? David Schwarz On Mon, Jan 25, 2010 at 7:56 PM, Graham Meech <meechg at verizon.net> wrote: > Not much time to report on geyser activity as I have returned from a > great week in the basin and have immediately gone on travel for work. Here > are the key items that might be of use to observers. > > Depression was going very frequently on intervals of 2h15m - 2h50m. It is > probably bi-modal since it comes up and tries to erupt early in the window > (heavy overflow and big bubbles) and it either erupts or drops a few inches > and then slowly refills and tries again 25-30 minutes later and it succeeded > on all the second attempts. > > The biggest surprise for me was Aurum erupting on intervals of 3h17m - > 3h27m - yes only a 10min window for the 5 closed intervals I observed. > Quite remarcable given its usual eratic behavior. The splashing steadily > built up so it was fairly easy to figure out when to stay and watch it. > Whenever it started near-continuous splashing above the rim it was a good > time to stay and wait a few minutes for an eruption. > > Dome was active for 4 days (Tues-Fri). Intervals increased from just over > 20 minutes to over 40 minutes as the series progressed. > > I saw one North Goggle minor on Friday (I think). It was boiling at depth > when I walked by and I waited and it erupted on the first rise. This was > about 3 hours after the last Lion eruption in a series. I watched to see if > it had any more eruptions but it boiled up once but failed to erupt and then > stopped boiling. > > All Grand eruptions observed during the week (I think it was 5) had 2 > bursts. Not a very big sample size but its nice to come away with a 2 burst > average after the recent lean years. > > More to come later but these are the most significant items I can remember > off the top of my head now. I will try and post some more info on Sunday. > > Graham. > > > _______________________________________________ > Geysers mailing list > Geysers at lists.wallawalla.edu > > -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: </geyser-list/attachments/20100126/0fa57540/attachment.html>