I am posting two parts to this today, so if you haven't seen the first part, you may want to read that one that comes after this first...does that make sense?
This one's called Chinese Spring, and I just like the picture with the river in the background. :)

One of the reasons I wanted to take the smaller loop was because of this smaller geyser called Anenome. It starts out completley empty of water (like on the left) and then every 20 minutes or so it fills up completley with water, starts erupting, and then all the water drains back out of it and it's completley dry again. The whole eruption takes like 30 seconds. Very cool!
The plan was to meet dad back at Grand to watch it go. We were going to be there early. We were NOT going to miss it! So I met him there on the one bench with any shade and we waited, and waited, and waited...We waited through a wind storm and hot sun. We waited for hours. This geyser called West Triplet went while we were sitting there at least twice.
The Inn is huge. This picture shows the nest which is 5 stories up. They used to bring in choirs to sing up there for Christmas in August, but they can't anymore because it's not structurally sound. It really is breathtaking. Whew! That's it for Old Faithful! Just one or two posts to go!
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