| Note ID | Start Time (US/Mountain) | End Time (US/Mountain) | Entrant | Note |
| 34682 |
26 May 2024 @ 0632 |
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ypcaribou |
Bit o splashy splashs |
| 28888 |
19 Oct 2023 @ 1753 |
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ypcaribou |
Splashing to a foot or 2 from pool of grayish water |
| 22383 |
07 Jul 2022 @ 1049 |
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steve |
From the trail it sounds like it is splashing. |
| 10507 |
30 Sep 2018 @ 1757 |
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DanS |
Appears to be off. Unable to hear or see it through the trees as usual. |
| 2757 |
15 Apr 2016 @ 1517 |
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MAB |
Active. Heard from trail |
| 1530 |
17 Apr 2015 @ 1933 |
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MAB |
Opening day- Active- heard from trail |
| 1471 |
25 Oct 2014 @ 1534 |
25 Oct 2014 @ 1747 |
MAB |
Quiet from the trail at 1534, very windy/noisy at 1747 but no motion visible |
| 30817 |
06 Aug 1988 @ 1800 |
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research-mab |
8/6/1988 - no time noted - Rediscovered Geyser, along the old road bed, appears to be spouting most of the time, although it is observed sporadically at best. The water usually goes less than 12” high. |
| 30805 |
02 Jul 1988 @ 1800 |
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research-mab |
7/2/1988 - no time noted - Rediscovered Geyser is erupting. The Geyser below Rediscovered was full of water & showed overflow, but was not erupting. |
| 30907 |
22 Jul 1986 @ 1200 |
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research-mab |
7-22–86 - no time noted - Rediscovered Geyser was erupting today. Temp of 200º |
| 30924 |
12 May 1985 @ 1200 |
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research-mab |
Sunday May 12 1985 - no time noted - Rediscovered G was in eruption to 3’ at 4:16 pm; |
| 31438 |
02 Aug 1981 @ 1200 |
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research-mab |
Sunday August 2 1981 The Basin Wide Disturbance has occurred! - no time noted - Rediscovered Geyser – 202º splashing to 3’ erupted for at least 5 minutes which is fairly long if I remember correctly. |
| 31716 |
23 Aug 1980 @ 1200 |
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research-mab |
Saturday August 23 - no time noted - Rediscovered Geyser – erupting 2-4’, overflowing 200ºF |
| 31642 |
09 Jun 1980 @ 1200 |
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research-mab |
June 9 1980 - no times - observations made over the week and entered on 9th - Rediscovered Geyser – erupting 2 to 4 feet, but not overflowing 200ºF |
| 31829 |
03 Jun 1979 @ 1200 |
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research-mab |
June 3 1979 - no time noted - A check of Rediscovered Geyser showed that it is still active and has some of the best spiny sinter around. |
| 5249 |
01 Sep 1976 @ 1500 |
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research-mab |
09/01/1976 Redicsovered was drained & dry at about 1500 |
| 32496 |
22 Aug 1976 @ 1630 |
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research-mab |
08/22/1976 Rediscovered Geyser was almost completely full of water but not erupting at 1630, had drained away to almost nothing by 1700 |
| 32490 |
20 Aug 1976 @ 1645 |
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research-mab |
08/20/1976 Rediscovered was down about 1’ from high water level when checked at 1645. The run-off channel was dry and looked as if it hadn’t had any water for some time. |
| 32358 |
03 Jun 1976 @ 1630 |
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research-mab |
June 3 1976 Rediscovered geezer – pool nearly empty at 4:30. Faint bubbling. |
| 32348 |
27 May 1976 @ 1404 |
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research-mab |
May 27 1976 - Rediscovered geezer nearly completely drained 1404 – no bubbling |
| 32682 |
28 Aug 1975 @ 1350 |
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research-mab |
08/28/1975 Rediscovered geezer was full at 1350, then drained almost completely – wasn’t erupting. |
| 32665 |
23 Aug 1975 @ 1628 |
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research-mab |
08/23/1975 - quieted down to nothing at 1628. {that figures} |
| 5637 |
18 Aug 1975 @ 1800 |
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research-mab |
08/18/1975 Rediscovered geezer observed for about 20 min {time unknown}. During this time, the water level rose & fell about 7 times. When the level fell below 8” in depth, bubbling ceased. Above this level, the geezer bubbled & splashed. At its highest point, the water never caused an overflow. |
| 32658 |
17 Aug 1975 @ 1148 |
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research-mab |
08/17/1975 Rediscovered geezer – drained at 1148 |
| 5633 |
06 Aug 1975 @ 1800 |
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research-mab |
08/06/1975 was observed for a 30 min period. The water level rose & fell 5 times. At the peak of each level, large steam bubbles rose & broke at the surface. At the low point of each level, a dull thudding could be heard. Temperatures were taken during the “boiling” phase (202ºF) & the “drained” phase (198ºF). No evidence of a recent eruption, as sinter area was quite dry.
{no time entered} |