<html> <head> <style></style></head> <body class='hmmessage'><div dir='ltr'> THIS REPORT IS FOR THE PERSONAL USE OF THE READERS OF THIS LISTSERV AND IS NOT TO BE REPRODUCED FOR ANY OTHER PURPOSE, INCLUDING PUBLICATION IN THE SPUT OR TRANSACTIONS.   I started and ended the day (5/28) at Great Fountain.  The 0514 eruption of Great Fountain had seven bursts, giving a 94 minute duration, so I knew the next interval was going to be long.  I said it wouldn't erupt until at least 8 pm, and could hold until after dark.  There was still some light when it erupted at 2116, but not much.  I watched the first few minutes, just enough to make certain it didn't have a superburst, then left, after asking the person parked in the middle of the road to please move his vehicle so I could get out.    As Barbara reported, Narcissus had a short duration eruption at 1035.  That had been preceded by a long duration eruption 0743ns, and was followed by eruptions at 1547ie and 2002ie--for intervals of about 2h42m, 5h12m, and 4h15m.  I know, the interval pattern seems a bit strange.   I finally saw an eruption of Pink today (5/28), which had a duration of about 10 minutes.   I was able to keep the pickup windows down much of the day today, and never heard any gurgling sounds from Dilemma.   Still no Labial's Satellite Vents seen, but I did get an interval on Labial of just a few minutes under 9 hours.   I left Firehole Lake Drive long enough to get a Till major early this afternoon for a double interval that averaged just under 10h25m.   White Dome continued to have a high proportion of long intervals.  (I'll try to get numbers crunched when I get home earlier some evening.)   Pink Cone erupted at 0820, with a duration of 94 minutes.  Estimated interval would be roughly 23 hours.   Lynn Stephens     </div></body> </html>