Sulphur
Caldron and Fishing Bridge
- Gordon
cars on the Fishing Bridge |
People allowed fishing at Fishing Bridge before 1973 |
Want to go fishing? Want to see
acidic things? Go to Fishing Bridge, actually, long, long ago you could fish at
Fishing Bridge, but now it’s illegal to fish at Fishing Bridge!!! Now all you
can see is people who walk on the boardwalk, not fish on the boardwalk!!!
Sulphur
Caldron is the most acidic mudpot in Yellowstone. Hold your nose, you don’t
want to smell a lot of Sulphur. It smells like ewe, stinky, rotting fruit.
Sulphur
Caldron and Fishing Bridge is very exciting. It is the BEST OF ALL!!!!!
Fishing Bridge, Mud Volcano, Yellowstone Lake,
and Sulphur Caldron
Beautiful view of tremendous Yellowstone Lake |
* Aaron
Some very exciting places are Fishing
Bridge, Yellowstone Lake, Mud Volcano, and Sulphur Caldron. On the way there,
we saw the Sulphur Caldron nearly as acidic as battery acid and the cool Mud
Volcano! Fishing Bridge used to be a popular fishing spot for tourists in the
1900s. Do you know why they won’t let fishing on the Fishing Bridge anymore? Park
managers found out that by fishing on the Fishing Bridge, the trout population
would eventually disappear. We also saw the amazing Fishing Bridge Visitor
Center. Trying to defend our sand ‘castles’ against the waves in Yellowstone
Lake was a really awesome game. According to my dad, they look more like piles
of bison dung. The most fun place in Yellowstone is Fishing Bridge.
Can you find a bison behind us? |
Cooking Hillside shake, then bake |
Dragon's Mouth Spring has continuously loud sound |
The amazing Sulphur Caldron, the
most acidic pool in Yellowstone, has pH (power of hydrogen) 1. It is about the same as pH 0, battery acid. Across
from the road, the Mud Volcano trail goes around in a loop to help people see many
beautiful hydrothermal features. Some examples are the 170 Fahrenheit Churning Caldron,
Grizzly Fumarole which is dry in the summer, Mud Volcano that had blown itself
apart, and Dragon’s Mouth Spring that until 1994, used to throw muddy water over
the railing. Look, a bison is taking a nap by the hot spring. It must want to warm up. Sulphur Cauldron and Mud Volcano trail are both the most
magnificent place in Yellowstone.
Sulphur Caldron, the most acidic pool in Yellowstone |
Churning Caldron from a distance |
roiling Churning Caldron |
playing under Fishing Bridge |
Fishing Bridge is a very excellent
place in Yellowstone. Cutthroat trout spawning grounds sat right beneath the Fishing
Bridge so fishing was banned from there recently in 1973. The bridge is still a
Yellowstone landmark even if fishing is illegal. Now, instead of people fishing
on the Fishing Bridge, cars drive across the Yellowstone River on the bridge. The
Fishing Bridge is a very interesting place.
holding up a heavy bison head |
elk head |
The Fishing Bridge Visitor Center
is very awesome. It had bison skulls, feathers, horns, bighorn sheep horns, elk
skulls with horns, and backbones. There were also many stuffed birds to show visitors
where each bird lives. Some of the birds were California gulls,
woodpeckers, and finches. If you are lucky enough, you may get a chance to hear a very funny and informational speech from park rangers.
Yellowstone lake and snowy mountain |
building sand castles at the beach of Yellowstone Lake |
hot spring |
Yellowstone Lake, Sulphur Caldron,
Mud Volcano, and Fishing Bridge are very magnificent. The Sulphur Caldron and
Mud Volcano trail all show famous features of Yellowstone. Fishing Bridge continues to
be an important Yellowstone landmark after decades of not letting people fish on the
bridge. The Fishing Bridge Visitor Center tells lots of wonderful facts about
plants and animals. Playing in the Yellowstone Lake was very exciting.
Yellowstone Lake, Sulphur Cauldron, Mud Volcano, and Fishing Bridge are all
famous parts of Yellowstone.
bison resting at Cooking Hillside |
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