Here we go again -- throwing out names hither 'n' yon without coordination. It seems fairly clear that "Fandango" is not the thing in the old "Ballcap" area near Plume... but now there is a video with that incorrect ID out on You Tube. Drat. Clearly, too, that Ballcap-area thing no longer deserves a name like "Bottlecap." Sorry. Thanks, Udo, for suggesting that maybe people ought to dispense with names unless/until something settles down and deserves a name. For the record, by the way, that erupting fracture above Scissors -- Pat's "Fandango" -- is the feature that a few years ago was frequently, repeatedly and _very_ wrongly identified as Bench Geyser. It was called on the radio, so no doubt got into the logbooks any number of times. Scott Bryan (who really doesn't _want_ to be The Curmudgeon, but sometimes...) In a message dated 3/9/2016 11:09:48 A.M. US Mountain Standard Time, riozafiro at gmail.com writes: Hi. That's not the feature I called Fandango Geyser. Fandango is on the high shoulder across the boardwalk and above Scissors Spring (there's a significant crack up there, and Fandango erupts from it). I have a photo of Fandango I can try to dig up when I get home from work, but just wanted to clarify--the feature in this video isn't it. Thanks! Pat Snyder -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: </geyser-list/attachments/20160309/affd6b62/attachment-0001.html>