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<DIV>A few days ago i posted that I found a travel item that noted geysers at
the Tenorio national park in Costa Rica. I have found nothing more on that, but
in trying I have found several references to geysers at Rincon de la Vieja
National Park, which is at the next volcano to the northwest from Tenorio.
Descriptions include such phrases as "mini-Yellowstone," "steaming hot springs
and geysers," "bubbling mud pots" and "abundant hot springs and geysers."</DIV>
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<DIV>Attached is a so-so jpg photo of a spring that at least does erupt. Whether
it is periodic, I don't know -- the same feature appeared in a really poor and
brief video. This photo is (c) TripAdvisor and is labeled "geyser at Rincon de
la Vieja."</DIV>
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<DIV>Scott Bryan</DIV></FONT></BODY></HTML>