The thermal features are pinpointed by their early morning steam clouds
Lunch at The Inn
is just the Thing after
a morning with
the Geysers.
Relaxing with old friends on
the porch of the Lower
Hamilton Store.
Dan helped Alex learn to
use a digicam.
Tuesday, July 28, 2009
June 29: Old Haunts and Old Friends
After a two year absence Yellowstone still feels....
like Home.
Geyser Hill.
The thermal features are pinpointed by their early morning steam clouds
Jan and Lew were up at Observation Point
when a radio call alerted everyone:
"Water in Beehive's Indicator!"
Heeding this warning of
imminent Eruption,
they turned on the Afterburners
and Jetted to the scene
in time for the show.
Among the old friends who saw
Beehive that day
were Karl Hoppe
and his family.
Karl was about his
son's age
when he introduced
the Johns family to
Geysergazing in 1985.
A favorite Old Haunt is
Grotto Geyser
where a start is
always exciting.
Lunch at The Inn
is just the Thing after
a morning with
the Geysers.
Aurum Geyser on Geyser Hill.
A 2.5Mi bike ride
along the Firehole River
brings one to
Lone Star Geyser,
so named because of it's
rare solitary occurrence.
The Ride and the Geyser
were both Beautiful,
as always.
Relaxing with old friends on
the porch of the Lower
Hamilton Store.
Dan helped Alex learn to
use a digicam.
The day isn't quite complete
without seeing
Riverside Geyser.
The thermal features are pinpointed by their early morning steam clouds
Lunch at The Inn
is just the Thing after
a morning with
the Geysers.Relaxing with old friends on
the porch of the Lower
Hamilton Store.
Dan helped Alex learn to
use a digicam.
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
Well you certainly seem to know your way around. And I guess you were pretty lucky to see Beehive erupt. I hope to be there in a few weeks.
ReplyDelete