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The following are all geysers and pools found in the Upper Geyser Basin.
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To be continued.
Laura Conowitch
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Hi Laura! I’d like to take a dip in the “Beauty Pool”. I wonder how their names were chosen. I’m still enjoying the ride along on your vacay. ~smile~ Roseanne
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I walked up to that pool and said to my husband, ” That’s a beauty!” He laughed and said to read the sign.
And that is how features are named. Ha, ha!
One more post and this series is done, Roseanne. Now you need to plan a trip and go visit Yellowstone for yourself! 🙂
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It looks like the only one that you got a shot of as partialy active is the ‘spasmodic’ one…and it does look like it’s name! I’m wondering if the chromatic pool makes sounds when it becomes active?
Visually, I really like the Belgian pool.
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I agree, the Belgian pool is colorful and very pretty, Laura. I wish I could have captured the steam and bubblings better, but I was using a pocket camera, and I am by no means a good photographer! Tis true, quite a few were not active at the time I walked by, and wouldn’t ya know it….I get yards away and then see activity. Sheesh! Timing is everything! So is patience. 🙂
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There’s that word again: patience. Yikes!
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Did I say patience? Oops!
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Your photo of the Belgian Pool looks amazing. I can imagine being sucked down to the centre of the Earth through that clear water and that very deep ‘plughole’!
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It looks so inviting to bathe in! It was calm…I wonder if one would get sucked in, or more like it, spit out in a rush of geyser explosion. Ha, ha!
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It’s definitely on our travel list. Thanks for sharing!
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You will love it, Donna! 🙂
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