The mystery of Devil's Kettle Falls

[magnusfide]

This is a nice place to visit. We've been there many times.

If you happen to be traveling, say, somewhere in Eurasia and stumble across a geyser that’s surrounded by pingpong balls, logs, and even a car that locals are reported to have pushed in one night years ago, you might want to call a geologist in Minnesota. You may just have solved the mystery of Devil’s Kettle Falls.

http://www.mnn.com/lifestyle/eco-tourism/stories/the-mystery-of-devils-kettle-falls

[rexlion]

This explains all those pingpong balls I found some years back, lying all over the ground near Old Faithful! 😄 (Estoy bromeando.)

[magnusfide]

CloudDriver wrote:
Sinks Canyon State Park in Wyoming is another place where a river dissapears into a cave. Not much mystery there, as the water rises again to the surface in a pool about 1/4 mile down hill. Nice place to visit and a nice small campground for smaller rigs.

Sounds like a good addition to our future itinerary:w

[CloudDriver]

Sinks Canyon State Park in Wyoming is another place where a river dissapears into a cave. Not much mystery there, as the water rises again to the surface in a pool about 1/4 mile down hill. Nice place to visit and a nice small campground for smaller rigs.