Friday, August 17, 2012

Rainbows Over St. Thomas, U.S.V.I.

Good morning,

This is the sight I saw out of my stateroom window as we entered St. Thomas, U.S.V.I.
If you look very carefully, you can see a second rainbow to the right.
As the ship moved into the bay...
...the rainbow moved along with us.
 Gorgeous!
 Above you can still see the rainbow on the left.

So pretty!

Best,
Lois

12 comments:

  1. Wow, incredible photos Lois! What gorgeous rainbows!!

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  2. What a wonderful sight to see from the sea!

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  3. That's quite a rainbow Lois. So beautiful!

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  4. Oh my, these are terrific Lois! I LOVE that first one...where's the Pot of Gold??

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  5. it IS pretty! and sometimes you can see three, but i've only seen that very few times here. seeing that last picture reminds me of Culebra and how i need to go see my aunt...

    thanks for sharing

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  6. Hi Lois...that is a awesome sight, and you caught in very well!!
    Did you find the pot of gold ; }!!
    Grace

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  7. I love rainbows, and this one is simply breath taking. I have enjoyed traveling along with you on your sea voyage thru your blog! EXCELLENT photos!

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  8. I hope that they stopped the ship so that you could retrieve the pot of gold.

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  9. That is a spectacular rainbow picture Lois! One of the prettiest I think I've ever seen :)

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  10. Fantastic photos Lois, really enjoyed them thank you.

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  11. Aren't they the most fascinating things ever? So real you think you could reach out and touch them but they are just suspended in the air - an optical illusion! We saw the most brilliant one just this past week while travelling to Melbourne.

    The Italian word for rainbow is 'arcobaleno' - sounds pretty, huh?

    Cheers - Joolz

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  12. So very beautiful!!! I love St Thomas-- sigh--
    Vicki

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