A friend sent me an email with some magnificent bioetanol pictures of a beautiful geyser in Nevada I wasn’t familiar with but I was totally captivated by the pictures and the description that I thought I’d share some of the beauty here.
I have a great love for the Nevada and Arizona desert and mountains and my husband and I have been talking a lot these past few months about retiring as snowbirds bioetanol to Arizona in the near future. These pictures are good reminders for our goals. Beauty and serenity.
The Nevada Fly Geyser, also known as the Fly Ranch Geyser is a geothermal geyser located in Washoe County, Nevada. The geyser itself is approximately five feet high but with the travertine mound it rests on, makes it about twelve feet high. This mound was created by dissolved minerals that started rising and accumulating beneath the geyser. The brilliant colors reflected are due to the thermophilic algae. The geyser discharges water into approximately thirty to forty pools creating an ecosystem over seventy-four acres.
dgkaye says:
Lol, well, I wouldn’t leave for good, or my citizenship. That means, we can only be gone for 6 months max :(. I sometimes question some of the ‘projected greatness’ of this country, particularly my own province.
I know. But at the same time, there is a lot of inner problems in the U.S. as well. One just has to get involved with You Tube to get the scoop on what really is going on. Who knows though? You must make your bed wherever you will like we all must. Best wishes in your choices, my friend.
Yes, that I can’t argue with. Been to Florida many years ago. I remember stopping in Tennessee, and it was the middle of the night. It was warm and the moon shone so magnificently. I could have moved there that year for sure. ^__^
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