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- Kilauea Eruption, Episode 34, 2025 October 01The wait, despite the shorter expected interval, was longer this time. It started with the first visible pooling of the lava on the webcam at 2000. We continued to watch until we saw overflow at around 2145. Decided it was time to head over and start observing in person. Arrived shortly before 2300, and did … Continue reading "Kilauea Eruption, Episode 34, 2025 October 01"
- Kilauea Eruption, Episode 33, 2025 September 19Since the last visit in December, what can be seen of the volcano has changes, as the level inside the crater has come up considerably, and the vents are now at the top of a large cinder cone. Spent a couple of days checking out the various viewpoints to determine which one best suited our … Continue reading "Kilauea Eruption, Episode 33, 2025 September 19"
- GeyserLog 4.1.1GeyserLog 4.1.1 is available on the iOS AppStore. Added SMS note support and fixed a few bugs found during field testing: Once again, geyser gazers are welcome to contact me to get a Promo Code which will allow downloading of the app for free. I'm also open to suggestions for features users would like to see … Continue reading "GeyserLog 4.1.1"
- Yellowstone Radio — 2025Haven't done this in a few years, but during the first visit back in May and June, there was enough strange calls that I decided to try it again this latest trip. 20 Aug 21 Aug 22 Aug 23 Aug 24 Aug 26 Aug 28 Aug 29 Aug 31 Aug 01 Sep 04 Sep 05 … Continue reading "Yellowstone Radio — 2025"
- Observations for 2025 September 10A moonlight Beehive eruption in the early morning, except the moon was hidden by some clouds. Along with the lights from the Inn, there was still enough to see it, so that it didn't need to be lit up. While passing by Sulphide on the way back we caught a smell I've never encountered in … Continue reading "Observations for 2025 September 10"