Fountain Paint Pots Review

Feel the diversity and charm of the earth in the pot fountains located in Yellowstone, one of the most interesting and beautiful places in the park. There are many varieties and the fountains are colorful and worth visiting all. The guide here is colorful, there are many other geothermal features to see, there are ring-shaped board passages to the fountains and colorful springs, which remind me of the ocean map hanging in the air. There are two large jet holes, and occasionally the sound of rumbling and squeaking, remember the teacher said when school, there was an earthquake that caused the path of the fountain to move, but it is still beautiful. I sat and gazed at this colorful sight, which was so charming and refreshing to me. The photo guide I came here was two or three in the afternoon. Although the light is very good, there are still many people. It is very inconvenient to take pictures, and there will be strangers everywhere to take pictures. There will be many people in the camera. Therefore, it must be when there are few people. It is best to come in the morning or evening of non-holidays. The rising sun and the fountain are excellent. In the evening, most of the people return, accompanied by the evening sun, shooting the scenery or shooting themselves are good. Warm reminder traffic guide: Navigate to Yellowstone Park by car or take a taxi to tell the master about Yellowstone Park. Tickets: free

Fountain Paint Pots The cause of the mud fountain is that the soil and rock contain minerals, which form mud after being dissolved by acidic hot springs. Because the mud water is very sticky, you can clearly see the slow formation and disillusionment of bubbles. The middle grunts bubbling, the mud around them red, yellow and brown, like a boiling paint pot, and the soil around the fountain looks like a dry oil color, hence the name. The hot spring water in the Geyser Basin is boiling cement slurry with high acidity and can dissolve surrounding minerals. Just staring at these mud bubbles bulge and then bursting, this is a more distinctive landscape in the geysers, and it will feel very strange at first sight. Warm-weather microbes form ribbons of various colors here, they are usually yellow-green, and when the water temperature is reduced, different bacteria show a gradual rust or brown, and the color changes frequently with the season and light.