Travel Journal – September 12, 2007
Note: This “lost” Haw Creek Out ‘n About post was recovered from the Internet Archive WayBack Machine.
On our second day in Yellowstone — we counted the day we got to the campground as the first day because we got there so early — we headed south towards Old Faithful. Along the way, we came across a couple of big ol’ ravens. They certainly are a lot bigger than a common crow!
This hot little blue pool is called Firehole Spring. It is on the Firehole Lake Drive, a loop road north of Old Faithful. It erupts nearly constantly with bubbles of hot gas rising through the water causing a violent boiling like action.
The obligatory visit to Old Faithful…
… with a lot of other people — most of them taking pictures!
We spent a couple of hours in the Old Faithful area and then drove down to West Thumb and walked the loop through the West Thumb Geyser Basin.
Fishing Cone geyser on the shore of Yellowstone Lake.
Note: This “lost” Haw Creek Out ‘n About post was recovered from the Internet Archive WayBack Machine.
