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A glory spotted from a plane stacked for landing at Heathrow airport, London, UK.
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A rainbow over the Yorkshire Dales, UK.
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A cloud capped mount Gaustatoppen, Norway.
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A display of iridescence over Potterne, Wiltshire, UK.
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A Sunset over the Avon Vale, Wiltshire.
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A Mackerel sky over the Alps.
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A lot going on in this sky over Val D’Isere in the French Alps.
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A silver lined cloud, viewed from Bowden Hill, Lacock, Wiltshire, UK.
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A Spring sky over Kennack Sands, Cornwall, UK.
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An Oak tree that appears to be smoking over Wiltshire, UK.
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Ginnie Powell, Austin, Texas USA says:
Very lovely. I’m going to put this along side my favorite Paul Martini cloud photo.
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A sunset over the Avon Vale, Wiltshire, UK.
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A mix of highs and lows over Salisbury Plain,
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A snowy scene from The Peak District, UK.
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Anonymous says:
It is hard to tell the clouds from the snow. At least I guess that is snow all piled up on the peak.
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elevating!