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<font face="Comic Sans MS">Did Box Spring look more vigorous to you
than it has in the past? We were trying to catch Labial and a Pink
Cone start and caught a number of Box Springs instead. Also, do
you find one good spot on the road by Pink Cone to observe
Narcissus? We came in from the back on our way out of the Park and
got lucky: it was already overflowing lightly and treated us to a
very nice major with not too much of a wait. This was on a day
when we'd heard Steve Eide announce as we left breakfast in the
Inn (our little departure day treat) "Fountain at 1027..." (yay!)
followed by "Morning at 1028..." (boo, hiss.) We wouldn't have
realistically made the other Morning that happened while we were
staying in the Park. Will try again next month (I think we've
found our spot for watching the Perseids!)<br>
Karen<br>
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On 7/19/2013 12:56 PM, Barbara Lasseter wrote:
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<pre wrap="">Friday, July 19, 2013
Beehive's Indicator Geyser: 0620ie, ending by 0655
Depression: 0708ie
Castle: 0601 major
3 crater spring: 0727ie
Mercury: 0755
Artemisia: 0802ie ended at 0817
Bead ie at 0845, 0905, 0917, 0950, 1018
Box ie at 0904, 0933, 0954, 1025
Narcissus ie at 0853 (fairly near start, as seen from road) ended at approx 0901
Pink Cone: 1017
Barbara Lasseter
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