Yellowstone, September 25-October 2, 2019
Part 1 - Geysers and other geological oddities

Norris Geyser Basin . . .


Emerald Spring


Porcelain Basin


Mammoth Hot Springs . . .


Dryad Terrace


Another view of Dryad Terrace


Palette Spring


Fountain Paint Pots . . .


Close-up of a fumerole


Spasm Geyser (video - click the triangular Play Button.)


Firehole Lake Drive . . .


Surprise Pool


Biscuit Basin . . .


Black Opal Spring


Midway Geyser Basin . . .


Grand Prismatic Spring is an iconic symbol of Yellowstone;
it appears in bright colors on the covers of Yellowstone guidebooks.
But this is how it looked to us when we visited - enshrouded in steam.


We got a slightly better view by hiking uphill on the Fairy Falls Trail.
(Compare the beautiful Morning Glory Pool, below.)


West Thumb Geyser Basin . . .


Close-up of an edge of Black Pool


Old Faithful Upper Geyser Basin . . .


Firehole River


Giant Geyser


Castle Geyser erupting


Shield Spring


Chromatic Pool


Morning Glory Pool


Old Faithful . . .


Geothermal monitoring crew at Old Faithful


Old Faithful erupting on September 29, as seen from second floor balcony of the Old Faithful Inn


Old Faithful erupting on October 1


Old Faithful erupting on October 1 (video - click the triangular Play Button.)

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