Also here are a couple of stories from my wait for Beehive Indicator a few days ago. > 1. A girl about 20 was escorting friends near Beehive and explained > that you could not swim in the Firehole River in the area because the > river was much too hot. > My guess on this is it was implied from the book "Yellowstone Trivia" by Janet Spencer: (question about the Firehole river) "By the time it reaches Firehole Falls below Lower Geyser Basin - a distance of about 12 miles as the crow flies - what is the river's water temperature?" (answer) "110 degrees F" At least for me, 110 degrees F would be way to hot to swim. I myself have never swam in the Firehole river, but I have seen many swimming below Firehole Cascades (well above Firehole Falls), and I have placed my hand in the water there. It sure felt much less than 110 degrees F. Ken Reeves -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: </geyser-list/attachments/20110930/d02777ec/attachment.html>