Just some fun

[gt75]

There seems to be a new kind of turquoise called Bahamas turquoise.

[Ziacat]

Okay, I literally LOL’d…

Although I admit, as I was looking at the first pic I thought I’m not really fond of that turquoise

[fernwood]

Thanks for the laugh. Have you seen Destin Turquoise?

[gt75]

No, please show it. Curious.

[fernwood]

Here you go…

It is known for swirls that remind me of moving waves.

[gt75]

Cool
So if it’s not waves, what is it? Found out that Destin is a beach town in Florida.
Fun fact: waiting in Miami airport currently.

[Ziacat]

How bout Lake Michigan turquoise…

Since you’re waiting in the airport, here’s an interesting read (non turquoise related - found it looking for turquoise water pics)

We know more about the surface of Mars than about the floor of Lake Michigan....

[nanc9354]

Thanks for the great article about Lake Michigan, I loved it.

[Ziacat]

You’re welcome. Wasn’t it kinda insane?? We have seen a few wrecks right from the shore.

[RedlandMaggie]

We have turquoise even in Oregon - Waldo Lake

and Tamolitch Blue Pool

[tepowell]

Here’s the “sea hell” hot spring, Umi Jigoku, in Beppu, Japan. Bright turquoise blue and around 100 degrees C. There was a footbath nearby cooled down enough to soak in

[Ziacat]

Found some Fox (oops, first said Royston) at Lake Louise!

And Blue Gem at Yellowstone