DEVIL'S SPOUT - APRIL 25th






Two days ago, while having lunch, we saw an amazing phenomenon occurring in the water some distance away from the ship.  Michael immediately identified it as a "devil's spout" or waterspout and we left the dining area and went outside where we then were able to see it better.  Although our photos don't quite capture this remarkable scene very well, you can just about see the funnel-shaped cloud that drops down into the water and causes the movement in the water.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Waterspout

On the last world cruise, we saw another phenomenon which I called, "The Eye of God" and here's my post about that unbelievable sight. 

http://teamsalazar2016.blogspot.com/2016/04/looking-into-eye-of-god.html

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