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Next thing you know, it mysteriously took out TT2 

While something like this would scare the crap out of me I still want to see something like this in person at least once in my life! Even something like the Yellowstone explosion would have been unforgettable to witness 

42 minutes ago, johnjniehaus said:

 Even something like the Yellowstone explosion would have been unforgettable to witness 

Thar she blows!  Even after having lived inside YNP for 5 months and then moving to Idaho to be within day trip driving distance from it, I'd love to see it.

If you ever go, and stay at the old faithful inn, do anything you can to get up to the roof when they lower the flag at night. I got to do it three times when Iived in Idaho. Climbing the stairs, pausing in The Crow's Nest to see everyone below, then going to the roof and watching old faithful at sunset was a spiritual experience. 

Just now, BeeastFarmer said:

Thar she blows!  Even after having lived inside YNP for 5 months and then moving to Idaho to be within day trip driving distance from it, I'd love to see it.

If you ever go, and stay at the old faithful inn, do anything you can to get up to the roof when they lower the flag at night. I got to do it three times when Iived in Idaho. Climbing the stairs, pausing in The Crow's Nest to see everyone below, then going to the roof and watching old faithful at sunset was a spiritual experience. 

It's on my bucket list. I've been to Yellowstone 3x but I've always stayed outside the park in West Yellowstone. I could spend days at the upper geyser basin just waiting around for something to happen. Of course the waiting game is helped by the fact there are many predictable geyers in that basin to watch while you are waiting for any sign of getting to see a more rare geyser erupt. I need to get back out there sometime 

@pianoman does this count as fountain ERT?

1 hour ago, johnjniehaus said:

It's on my bucket list. I've been to Yellowstone 3x but I've always stayed outside the park in West Yellowstone. I could spend days at the upper geyser basin just waiting around for something to happen. Of course the waiting game is helped by the fact there are many predictable geyers in that basin to watch while you are waiting for any sign of getting to see a more rare geyser erupt. I need to get back out there sometime 

Canyon was my home base. It was an indescribable summer there. Imagine waking up and walking ten minutes to see the sun illuminate the canyon walls...to to take  a strenuous hike up Mt Washburn in the early morning. Or waking up on July 3rd with ten inches of snow.  Gosh I miss that place.

Later, when I moved to Idaho, I'd stay at the Madison Hotel in West. My first time at a hostel.

I could spend hours at the Virginia Cascades pullout. 

I missed the waterspout by an hour, would have loved to see it in person.

^ Lake Erie typically has the most waterspouts out of all the great lakes due to how warm the water gets.

Just last year:  Lake Erie breaks world waterspout record: Over 180 sightings reported (usatoday.com)

It's not "unusual" to have a waterspout this time of year but they usually happen late summer/ early fall.  

Picture taken outside Hotel Breakers on the walk near the beach  Was up there for an IAAPA event.