<html> <head> <style></style></head> <body class='hmmessage'><div dir='ltr'> I was able to make a quick trip to the park July 4-7, 2013.  I spent a majority of my time in the Fountain area, but I do have a few other miscellaneous reports.   Beehive’s shenanigans with long-duration false Indicators started the morning I arrived and continued until I left and beyond, so I did not see it.  It looks like the false Indicator activity is like that seen during prior similar episodes:  durations over 45 minutes (often about an hour) and intervals of 4-5 hours.  Meanwhile, Beehive was still erupting, you just didn't know which Indicator it would erupt on, and there was even an 8h08m interval on July 5.  I guess now Beehive has slowed down or maybe even stopped.   It was reported to me that Terra Cotta C is active.  I didn’t see it; perhaps Jeff Cross or someone else will have more information.   Will Boekel reported that Fan and Mortar were having event cycles before the 2-day mark.  I did not see an event cycle myself but based on Will’s reports they are continuing to occur.  Based on prior reactivations, it may be at least a month or two before F&M have settled into a regular pattern.   From Midway Geyser Basin, I saw Flood in eruption several times on my many commutes to Fountain but did not see Till.   In the Kaleidoscope Group, I saw Drain on July 4 and several eruptions of Kaleidoscope on July 5.  I also saw “1B” a few times.  There are two mid-sized angled geysers erupting on the west side of the Sprinkler Group.  There has been much discussion about what these features are, but without definitive answers.  The larger of the two geysers was frequent, with some intervals of only a few minutes.  The smaller geyser was seen occasionally. My observations of Fountain and Morning will be in another report. --Tara Crossfanandmortar@hotmail.com    </div></body> </html>