Anadl Draig Cymru:Welsh Dragon’s Breath
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Back to grey today, apart from this unusually low-slung rainbow. It hung around for ages… 40 mins between the 1st and 2nd pic ( assuming they upload the right way round!)
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I love this Welsh corner on the Forum. Please keep it alive. So sad that the groups don’t exist anymore. Advantage s that anyone can comment not restricted to membership of a group.
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<p style=”text-align: left;”>Thanks so much Hans, a most welcome visitor to our Welsh corner of the Big Sky! Agree it’s really sad about the groups but so happy when Pamela found this place to carry on sharing. And thanks for the lowdown on lowbows.. I wondered if it had a proper name and that fits the bill alright!</p>
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- The sunset and the shot of the cloudy fingerprint are poetic. The last misty shot is so evocative of that gentle stillness you suddenly experience in the countryside is beautiful. The horses make it. I’d happily hang that on my living room wall.
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<li style=”text-align: left;”>I see the little fish! Some great shots here Angela. Asperitas, mammatus and those lovely Dragon’s Breath ones. Am hoping to post some coastal cloud shots over the next week, fingers crossed.
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Such a pretty sky just now. High cirrus in a beautiful shell-like swirl & altocumulus catching the setting sunlight. Magical.
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This was yesterday evening and taken over the space of just 18 minutes. I noticed some building cumulus with ribbons of pileus on top. They bloomed so fast but were soon obscured by a lower dark layer which became a bit asperitas-y, lovely! But none of the much-needed rain!
Will upload in 2 batches and 🤞they upload in the right order!
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This afternoon I stopped on the way to Abergavenny to take a quick pic of this lovely curtain of rainfall. A bit later, on coming out of the supermarket, great cumulus towered above the town. Both photos feature The Blorenge, proudly known locally as “the mountain”. And speaking of which I absolutely cannot resist also uploading this meme..! 😆
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Terrific cloud shots, so much going on above and near Abergavenny. Changing moods, shapes, colours. I love your description of clouds blooming, like roses. Wish I could upload local skies via my phone but the site just won’t let me. It used to, when we were in the lockdown Wales group, but no longer. Can only upload via my laptop so the spontaneous phone capture/share to CAS has vanished, like Dragon’s Breath🤔
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Thanks for your comment, Pam. But what a nuisance you can’t upload images direct from your phone, frustrating – I wonder why. This thread function of the CAS site does behave very differently to our good old Wales group but I can upload from my (Samsung) phone – the process is often a bit clunky (images often failing to upload & need to try a few times) but I get there in the end! I wonder if your local phone shop geeks may be able to help resolve the problem. Or if you have email on your phone you could email the images to yourself, so that they get sent to your laptop.. at least that would be quicker/easier than doing a whole photo download each time! Would be great if you can find a workaround as I miss seeing your skies!
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Wow that wide angle shot is so dramatic! The evening shots are beautiful too. Will try what you suggest Angela. Thanks 🙂
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<p style=”text-align: left;”>Just tried uploading some pics from yesterday which have once again disappeared into thin air at
the “submit” stage. So will try uploading one by one, in case attempting 5 at once causes the thing to crash.</p>
Yesterday morning, a lovely altocumulus/lenticular mix. With visibly playful shearing winds. Taken over the space of 5 minutes. -
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I’ve taken heaps of cloud photos on holiday recently & for Cloud Appreciation Day. But uploading multiple images on here is too laborious.. so here’s just one from yesterday. I was happily a passenger at the time so was able to catch this lovely bit of evening mixed sky with crepuscular rays for that bit of extra drama.
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Was happily surprised by these asperitas yesterday afternoon. May have been something to do with Storm Agnes.. it got quite blowy later on but not much rain. Taken above my local garage, where I was having my tyres pumped up. The mechanic looked at me like I was a poor old dear who’d lost her marbles when I told him these clouds were a rare sight!
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Amazing to see these fantastic mamma clouds earlier today, while driving home from Usk. Pulling over to admire them at leisure was an absolute must! Most of the pics are taken wide angle as the “pouches” were so big & covered a wide area of sky. Fabulous sight to see! 🤩
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Happy St David’s Day 😊 A year since launching this thread and greetings to any who call in! Today in north Wales it’s wet, gloomy and grey with a forecast for snow on the mountains later. The cloud cover where I am isn’t photogenic but part of the tapestry of the year so I’ll take a snap to add to our run. Greetings to fellow cloud lovers wherever you are. Diolch 😊
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![20150829_202833[1]](https://cloudappreciationsociety.org/wp-content/uploads/hm_bbpui/566610/kvrxa8lmdkbnzqdis6szrkvoxcyccxdg.jpg)
Just a few minutes ago.
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Happy Easter Friday 🌥
The second pic was at 7am. Pity I missed 6am.. bet it was pretty! (They’ve uploaded in reverse order!) 🙃
the “submit” stage. So will try uploading one by one, in case attempting 5 at once causes the thing to crash.</p>
Will upload pics singly, hopefully they will upload that way as already failed twice.. 🤞
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