So this morning we thought we would check out the Lady Knox geyser just outside Rotorua. Greg and I were discussing how cool geyser are because they naturally blow and who unpredictable they can be, etc. So the Lady Knox geyser goes off everyday at 10:15am, pretty predictable, huh. Well comes to find out they actually make the geyser blow by adding a surfactant. They are stilling really intriguing, but now Greg thinks that every geyser is operated by some small man still in the bush. Guess we will have to check out Yellowstone and see some real geysers.
This is a picture of me in front of a hot pool beautiful colors.
Greg and I on our hike around the park. There was all sorts of neat things to see like sulfer caves, bubbling mud pots, and geysers.
So this morning we thought we would check out the Lady Knox geyser just outside Rotorua. Greg and I were discussing how cool geyser are because they naturally blow and who unpredictable they can be, etc. So the Lady Knox geyser goes off everyday at 10:15am, pretty predictable, huh. Well comes to find out they actually make the geyser blow by adding a surfactant. They are stilling really intriguing, but now Greg thinks that every geyser is operated by some small man still in the bush. Guess we will have to check out Yellowstone and see some real geysers.
This is a picture of me in front of a hot pool beautiful colors.
Greg and I on our hike around the park. There was all sorts of neat things to see like sulfer caves, bubbling mud pots, and geysers.
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