Good evening folks. I hope you have all gotten your cemetery entires in for this week's Abandoned Shit Weekly Contest; only a few hours left to enter! Anyway, for tonight's Daily Nature Fix, I'm going to be putting up a photo or two of Crackling Lake found in Yellowstone. I was looking through some of my photos from that trip and I noticed on the thumbnail, I included an I.D. sign in the picture which is something I don't always do. I opened it to see what it was, and I was reminded of this cool geothermal feature.
It got it's name from the popping sound you can hear when you're standing on the shore. That popping sound comes form a nearby hot spring that's sorta attached to the lake. You can see it in this photo:
Aside from being able to see the hot spring in that picture, I also really like how it shows the cool blue color of the water. As any of my longtime followers know, I have a thing for blue water. It's one of my favorite things to see in nature. You can also see quite a few bubbles forming and popping in the photo above. It's definitely a neat place to check out.
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