[Geysers] Ixtlan Videos

[Karen Webb]

Anyone know what the deal is with the public bathing area? I thought 
this might be a natural hot spring area like Lava or Glenwood Springs, 
but wasn't that sort of a fountain geyser-y thing erupting in the 
bathing pool? Plus the cone-type geyser, which didn't look sudsy enough 
for CO2 but didn't look steamy enough for a hot water geyser. Could it 
be a natural hot spring with manmade features?
Karen Webb

On 10/19/2012 10:05 PM, JEFFREY CROSS wrote:
> Here's an interesting video of Ixtlan.
>
> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r9E5fWPNlyw&feature=related
>
> Can anyone who's actually been there identify any of the features that 
> are shown?
>
> Jeff Cross
> jeff.cross at utah.edu
>
>
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