[Geysers] Speaking of the Orange spring group....

[TSBryan at aol.com]

That is NOT OSG-3, which is a good 450 or so feet from Orange Spring; to  
see the site of OSG-3 (I don't think you can actually see the spring itself)  
look westward from the paved trail at Castle. The reference in this e-mail  
appears to be to OSG-2, also known as "UNNGOSG," in the Orange Spring Group 
 proper. It has been having relatively frequent, intermittent overflows and 
 occasional eruptions over the past two or so years. Last summer I saw it 
reach  as high as about 2 feet.
 
Scott Bryan
 
 
In a message dated 7/4/2010 9:57:22 P.M. US Mountain Standard Time,  
conanvandt at yahoo.com writes:

I first noticed that orange spring was below overflow last year. There is  
a smaller spring closer to the asphault path and just to the left of OS that 
 now has an obvious runoff channel leading to the right.  I've watched it  
hoping to see it do something but never did until 6/30. Then it was finally 
in  overflow and had been for perhaps 5-10 mins based on where the water was 
in  the channel.  It was boiling and pulsating and began erupting with  
occasional splashes to 4 feet. I watched for 20 more mins with no change  
before leaving. 


Is this osg 3?  Anyone else seen  this?

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