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Gazing at a geyser
Signal, CA - Dec 11, 2008
By Signal Staff Sheriff's Deputy Robert Tunnell walks around a Toyota Tundra on the corner of Bridgeview Lane and Newhall Ranch Road Wednesday afternoon.

Visiting Yellowstone Park
The Santa Barbara Independent, CA - Dec 16, 2008
Other free activities: geyser gazing (Upper Geyser Basin has the most geysers), Yellowstone's Grand Canyon viewing, the Old Faithful Inn tour,

The Local Cutters
Willamette Week, OR - Dec 30, 2008
Unfortunately we were on such a tight schedule that we didn’t get to see the geyser erupt. We sat on a bench for half an hour and nothing happened.

Snowballing in Iceland
Reading Evening Post, UK - Dec 17, 2008
Our first full day took us to Kerith explosion crater and the renowned geyser region of the south. Formed when superheated water pushes through underground

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A wild sail even landlubbers enjoy
Canada.com, Canada - Dec 20, 2008
The reunited pair took off, blowing misty geysers into the bright, morning haze and turned away from Wright Sound and out of view.

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Grand Teton National Park ...
From Idaho Falls, we headed to Grand Teton National Park. We left after breakfast on Monday morning. The drive was nice. We climbed a very high pass. I think the grade was 10% (I am sure Jeremy would remember), and the pass was about 10,000ft or more. We came back down and entered the Teton Range in a fairly flat plain area. The mountains were off the the left (I believe that is west). They looked high, jagged, and pretty incredible. The reality is that they were lower than most of the mountains we had been gazing at the past year. Grand Teton, which is the highest mountain there, is under 14,000ft. That being said, these mountains are very difficult to climb because of their jagged peaks. We set up camp at Colter Bay Campground. It was a short walk to a large lake bordered by the Tetons. We took it pretty easy at this park partly because Jeremy's knee was giving him trouble. So, we took a blanket and our books and headed to the lakeshore to enjoy the day and the view. We went back to watch the sunset as well. The picture to the left that has Jeremy's feet in it was at sunset with the rays of sunlight streaming between the mountains. The view was a bit hazy, but they said it is due to the wild fires all the way in California! It was still pretty impressive. In the evening, we went to the Ranger Talk. She has been a ranger here for over 13 summers. During the year, she is a fifth...