<div dir="ltr">Geyser Report Monday, June 6, 2016<br><div><br></div><div>Beehive: 0502ns GT</div><div>Grand: 0957 frs</div><div>Lion: 0707ie</div><div>Oblong: 0512ie GT</div><div>Riverside: 0929 frs</div><div>Daisy: 0141 wc GT, 0712 frs, 0955 frs</div><div>Artemisia: 0908 D=27 min</div><div>Great Fountain: 1118 P=3min</div><div>Atomizer: 0814 approx 1min minor, 0937 major</div><div>Uncertain: 0940 frs</div><div>White Dome: 1037, 1115, 1138</div><div><br></div><div>Some light clouds. 40's going in, at 80 coming home, very little breeze.</div><div>That slight breeze, however, gave me a gorgeous view of Artemisia erupting! It did not work so well at Great Fountain--it went N and S and SE. The road got a bit wet during the first series, but it did not appear that the benches got wet, even though that was was the predominate wind direction.</div><div><br></div><div>Artemisia now has a sign identifying the feature. The turquoise on gray sign along with another red on gray "don't throw anything in" sign is fastened to a 4 foot section of log placed on the ground, pretty much centered on top of the wall, and about 8-10 feet back from the edge. </div><div><br></div><div>2 bicyclists came by Artemisia, although they acknowledged they had seen the "no bikes" sign at Morning Glory.</div><div><br></div><div>I understand the 13 year old who was evacuated Saturday with a thermal burn had stepped in Shield spring. I have seen nothing on the news or in the paper to confirm that. </div><div><br></div><div><br></div><div>Barbara Lasseter</div></div>