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| Geyser Country - Biscuit Basin |
| Sapphire Pool, top and bottom right and Opalescent Pool, above, show why they are named for jewel stones. Top left, is that a biscuit - the namesake of Biscuit Basin? A 1959 earthquake destroyed the originals. This one, sitting in a pool of mineral water may be growing beyond biscuit size - it,s about 18 inches long. Erosion may shrink it to the right size. |
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