<html> <head> <style></style> </head> <body class='hmmessage'> Hello Gazers, an update prior to your Memorial Day visit.   I am happy to report that what I said "must be something in the Lava Pool Complex" is actually Pinto Geyser.  Thanks to David Schwarz for the information and help.  I have seen it regularly since opening weekend.  The last two visits have both netted a 7 minute eruption following heavy overflow that had already been flowing upon my arrival.  I have not stayed long enough to watch if it refills post eruption, how long overflow is, and have no closed intervals.   Fireball continues, with durations of 6-8 minutes, interval has lengthened a bit to 19-23 minutes.  This came from 7 closed intervals on Monday, and 7 today.    Constant continues with intervals of 25-35 mins, most I have seen have 2 bursts, with 2 single burst eruptions with a nice push that looked good, but didn't follow through.   I have also seen Arsenic each visit, durations from 17-24 minutes.  I have seen it on the last 4 visits, but have no closed intervals.   The breakout under the boardwalk near the junction has now created a basketball sized opening outside the boardwalk, surging maybe 1.5 feet under the crust and splashing back.  Each visit I am expecting to see that the crust is broken and the hole visibly enlarged, but it wasn't today.      There is a LOT of water "around the corner" that pours through the Pinwheel area.   It's fun to have water in Porcelain again, the timing of the above 4 features can keep you occupied with duals or trios in varying combinations.   I hoped for a quad today, but it didn't happen.    Now all we need is Whirligig.    See you on the boardwalks, MA   M.A. Bellingham <A href="mailto:mabdepot@msn.com">mabdepot@msn.com</A> <hr />The New Busy is not the old busy. Search, chat and e-mail from your inbox. <a href='http://www.windowslive.com/campaign/thenewbusy?ocid=PID28326::T:WLMTAGL:ON:WL:en-US:WM_HMP:042010_3' target='_new'>Get started.</a></body> </html>