Yellowstone, Morning Glory Pool
Yellowstone tourists accused of ruining park’s famous thermal pool with ‘good luck’ coin tosses
The tradition of throwing things into the pool dates back to 1872, when the park first opened, according to Yellowstone National Park historian Alica Murphy. She claimed that tourists have always been known for throwing objects into the pool, hoping for either good luck or to prompt a geothermic event.
Search teams are looking for Austin King, a 22-year-old concession worker at Yellowstone National Park who went missing on a ...
Morning Glory Pool, located in the Upper Geyser Basin near Old Faithful in Yellowstone National Park, used to appear as ...
Austin King, 22, became a Yellowstone campground concession employee in June and was on a backpacking trip in a remote part ...
Park rangers are searching Yellowstone National Park for a 22-year-old concession worker last heard from nearly a week ago.
The search is on for Austin King, a 22-year-old concession worker at Yellowstone, who reached the top of the park's highest ...
The following is a news release from Yellowstone National Park. Yellowstone National Park requests the public’s assistance in ...
Search teams are looking for Austin King, a 22-year-old concession worker at Yellowstone National Park who went missing on a ...
Yellowstone National Park is asking the public for help in locating 22-year-old Austin King, who was last heard from in the ...
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