We went back down to Captain Andy’s Sunset Dinner Cruise on the South Shore, and on the way we stopped at the Spouting Horn again. Â The breaking water here is just waves hitting the shore.
(Canon 7D)
The Spouting Horn is a lava tube in the shore rocks. Â When the waves hit it the water is compressed and sent skyward like a geyser! Â There is some noise from it too. Â There was a much bigger one that a sugarcane grower dynamited many, many years ago. Â It would spray water a hundred feet into the air, and all that salt water would land on his sugarcane. Â Watch that little toot in front on the left.
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And the cycle repeats two or three times a minute, depending on the wave action. Â That also determine the hieght.
I think this would be a better, if more distant, vantage point!
When I first set up I had a couple settings on the camera off, as I had forgotten I had it on Monochrome from an earlier day.
A very dramatic view…
~Curtis on Kaua’i! {!-{>
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