[Geysers] Porcelana Geyser

[TSBryan at aol.com]

Are the "Porcelain Geysers" true geyser(s), or not. I have my doubts even  
though the following tourism page notes "geysers... that erupt in a series 
of  stable bursts." I do kinda like that "series" part. Note that this site 
notes  the area as Parque Nacional Hornopiren while the video that Jeff found 
says P.  N. Costero. I fond the location to be approximately 42 deg 25 min 
S, 72 deg 29  min W
 
Website, in English, is: _www.turismolahuan.com/index_ 
(http://www.turismolahuan.com/index) 
 
Scott Bryan
 
 
In a message dated 10/22/2013 7:25:27 P.M. US Mountain Standard Time,  
jeff.cross at utah.edu writes:

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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