[Geysers] Scavenger hunting

[TSBryan at aol.com]

One comment, for sure. I think that first photo, definitely Norris, shows  
steam rising out of the Valentine alcove (upper left) so that Ledge would be 
out  of the left side of the picture. But with that, I'm not sure on the 
identity of  the erupting feature.
 
More especially, I have photos of several if the geysers listed below. Most 
 would need to be scanned, but I'll attach one (over 600KB) of Spectacle.  
Question: for what purpose are these photos wanted?
 
Scott Bryan
 
 
In a message dated 6/20/2010 5:54:31 P.M. US Mountain Standard Time,  
ralpht at fuse.net writes:

So, out of curiosity, does anyone have at easy reach a digital copy  of:


Eruption photos of:

Bench Geyser
Myriad Geyser
Round  Geyser
Abuse Spring
Spectacle Geyser
Turtle Geyser (more than the  1-2' bipping it did during Giant in 2006-'07)
A Chain Lake besides  Link
Green Spring
Jelly Geyser
Mastiff being 1950s-style big (100ish+  feet) (I think there were a few 
since the '50s?)
Resurgent  Geyser
Daisy's Thief
Crack Geyser
Eclipse Geyser
"Coronet"  Geyser
"Slot" Geyser
Silver Spring
East Sentinel early in an eruption  (when it's still big and vertical)
Pinwheel Geyser
Thumb Geyser
King  Geyser
Silver Globe "Pool"

A photo of:

Norris Pool when it  was still a small pool of boiling muddy water (before 
it expanded into a  full-fledged mudpot in 1995)
East Triplet during the brief period it was  cleared in the 1980s
The parking lot at Daisy Geyser
The developed area  at West Thumb before it was  removed


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