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Laurence Green says: I love the way the clouds let the sunbeams shaft through to reach the ground and make the fields glow with a beautiful rich “billiard table” green. It is the clouds that make such a picture possible.
Thanks, Paul, for the sharing of your photo.
Laurence
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Laurence Green says:
Well said, Linda. This is drama in an ever changing scene – and on Nature’s biggest screen!
Thanks, Paul, for sharing.
Laurence
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2 thoughts on “Sun pillar sunset, Ballymena, County Antrim, Northern Ireland.”
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5 thoughts on ““Going across to Troon in Scotland on the ferry from Larne and saw Ailsa Craig trying on a new cloud wig”.”
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Colin Martin says:
The west coast of Scotland in particular has some cracking clouds
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Ginnie Powell, Austin, Texas says:
It seems to me that Scotland has some of the most beautiful clouds in the world. This certainly is one. Thanks for sharing, Paul.
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One thought on “‘Cumulus Humilis’ and friends from Ballymena Co., Antrim, N.Ireland.”
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4 thoughts on “The most famous Contrail makers in the World, seen over Portrush Northern Ireland.”
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Excellent photo. To Paul Bell : I would like to use it in our magazine THE CONTROLLER . we are the International federation of air traffic controllers magazine , you can check us at http://www.the-controller.net.
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LowPressure says:
These guys are using big fat smoke canisters to make their ‘contrails’ so it’s not really a cloud picture… it is a nice shot, though
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The most beautiful I have ever seen.
Brilliant, Paul!
Laurence