[Geysers] Porcelana Geyser

[Karen Webb]

So, is the geyser itself a little like Monument before everything up 
there sealed itself off? But with numerous vents? Lovely slideshow (but 
I think I feel altitude sickness coming on). I feel like such a wuss now 
feeling like I'm too old and crippled to make it to Shoshone!
Karen Webb
PS Sorry, my Spanish is limited, but are they saying this is in 
Patagonia, not up in the El Tatio area? Would that make this the first 
known geyser in Argentina?


On 10/22/2013 3:44 PM, JEFFREY CROSS wrote:
> Here's an interesting thermal feature that is found in Chile:
>
> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=32JGl9Jyllg
>
> The only similar formations that I can think of are a) the cones at 
> Fairyland Basin, Monument Geyser Basin and those found under 
> Yellowstone Lake, and b) the geyserite cone that is in the Smithsonian.
>
> Jeff Cross
> jeff.cross at utah.edu
>
>
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