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- Observations for 2025 June 04At first I thought the overnight Grand interval was ten hours, and I had no reason to head out. Then I woke up and redid the math, and decided a twelve hour interval was worth investigating. I expected to walk up to a full pool, and I did. So much for seeing fog rising above … Continue reading "Observations for 2025 June 04"
- Observations for 2025 June 03Thanks to an observation in the middle of the night, could sleep in a little longer before going out for the morning Grand eruption. The sky was much clearer than expected, but cold and windy. And still ended up waiting two hours. We finally got a two burst eruption from Grand. After the second burst … Continue reading "Observations for 2025 June 03"
- Observations for 2025 June 02After a night where any sort of aurora failed to appear, we were rudely awaken by the radio call for the start of Beehive's Indicator. Made it out in plenty of time, and didn't need the umbrella this time. Afterwards, not knowing the time of the overnight Grand eruption, I decided to head out at … Continue reading "Observations for 2025 June 02"
- Observations for 2025 June 01The local ravens paid us a visit this morning. Suddenly there was all sorts of noise on the roof and in the trees nearby. I found the contents of the pouch on my bike scattered about, and Suzanne's bike seat had a nice hole punched into it. Even before the Rift eruption I'd decided to … Continue reading "Observations for 2025 June 01"
- Observations for 2025 May 31Came back out at dawn for the next Grand eruption. The One Burst Grand lasted twelve minutes, and it finally didn't have a Turban Interval delay and erupted with a shorter interval. Otherwise it was just another cold and steamy eruption. 2025-May-31 : 06:23:13 G1Q 06:23:13 B1 --- d=12m01s 06:24:09 Turban 0m56s 06:26:56 Vent 3m43s … Continue reading "Observations for 2025 May 31"