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16_66 Norris Basin to Upper Basin The Devil's Ink Pot is the most interesting thus far. It fills up in about twenty minutes, increasing in violence with great acceleration as the cone becomes nearly filled. It then splashes up and about and overflows the calcareous rim. Then Berly Pool, an exquisitely beautiful circle with emerald green bubbling water, a noisy steam vent behind it. Next Lower Geyser Basin with the great Excelsior Geyser, a huge bowl which hasn't played since '81(?) Also the exquisite Prismatic Lake. Then Middle Basin. Next Biscuit Basin. Then Upper Geyser Basin. |
16_67 July 23-24, 1906 No. 2520. Gentiana. Grassy swamps Gibbon River. Very deep blue flowers, petals toothed, on the overlapping edges laciniate-toothed. Stigma white. No. 2521. Senecio integerrimus var. exaltus (Nutt.) Cronq. Tuft huge, of radical leaves and stems. Length of stems and radical leaves represented by specimens. Gibbon River. No. 2522. Erigeron lonchophyllus Hook. Annual. No. 2523. Picea, 15 to 25 ft. h. only a few individuals along Gibbon River. No. 2524. Senecio. Rays 5 or 6, yellow. Geyserite gravel, Firehole River No. 2525. Sedum. Geyserite gravel, Upper Basin. S.-_ |
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