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Howard Brown
ParticipantThanks for the thought, Emily.
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Howard Brown
ParticipantCastle Cove, Isle of Wight
http://www.isleofwightmilkyway.com/store/the-rock-pools-of-castle-cove
The Times, UK, says 6MAY16 ‘The Milky Way at dawn…. with Mars, right, Saturn to the left and Antares below.
N.B. I would encourage others to add their back yard clouds to this thread; it is not just for hygge.
Howard Brown
ParticipantLovely, MikeL. You can almost feel it welling up.
Howard Brown
ParticipantDr No is an early bird. The link to the old forum is
http://www.network54.com/Forum/385606/
This was posted as the thread ‘CAS Old Forum Link May 11, 2015, 11.02 p.m.’ (somewhere around page 12 currently).
That raises the question, how do you search in this new Forum design? The magnifying glass at the top does not seem to help. (If only it would magnify this type which seems scarce more than one mm – oh, ‘Ctl +’ makes it bigger).
Howard Brown
ParticipantInternational Jazz Day 30APR2016
Howard Brown
ParticipantCan you help?
Paul Simons in The Times (UK) 21APR16 wonders if you would help decipher old whaling log books for weather info:
Howard Brown
ParticipantShakespeare
The media is today (also his birthday) marking the 400th anniversary of Shakespeare’s death. I have not found an appropriate cloud picture (can you?) but this was interesting
Howard Brown
ParticipantPrince
I am sure there are purples in the CAS Gallery (there are purples in a current slider picture) but I see no search function. So I offer this from NME (there are more if you google ‘purple’):
http://www.nme.com/blogs/nme-blogs/in-minnesota-its-raining-purple
Howard Brown
ParticipantOr Two Hoods?
Great observation, MikeL, and a fine record. But such a worthy post is deserving of comment for the uninitiated.
I fear you are guilty of allowing alliteration in the title to mislead.
Pileus, on top, is Latin for cap so fair do.
But I fear ‘cape’ is not in the etymology. I suspect, as a hobbyist, that your ‘cape’ is velum on the left, which is Latin for ‘sail of a ship, flap of a tent’ (ICA Vol 1, Appendix 1, 4. SUPPLEMENTARY FEATURES AND ACCESSORY CLOUDS’).
I also suspect that if it is velum it is unusual in not being of great horizontal extent. Hence it may be another pileus, attached to the cumulus. Two hoods.
P.S. Pannus is Latin for a piece of cloth etc. but that’s a red herring.
Howard Brown
ParticipantThanks Geoff LB, top right bars worked.
Said Gavin – ‘We’ve also just darkened the body font of the website. Does it work better now?’. Yes, but way to go for me – the post # (132984 for Geoff’s) is still very pale. Is it my imagination or is it darker (slightly) at 90 degrees to a laptop screen than at other angles? The font size as I write is too small for me (it changes after ‘SUBMIT’), though the darker font colour is better (but that also changes after ‘SUBMIT’).
Love the upward arrow at bottom right which rockets you to the top.
Howard Brown
ParticipantIf I knew how to edit, I would have added to my post above, 10 minutes ago, ‘how do I logoff’.
Aha, just spotted the ‘edit’ tab out on the top right but so pale I overlooked it. I think when I submitted this post first time, the tab line at the top was not visible without scrolling up a wee bit.
Howard Brown
ParticipantJust testing since I am finding login puzzling – I think I got here by using ‘account login’ at the foot of the website home page, whereas I was expecting to login to the Forum on the ‘Forum home page’ so to speak, as of old.
Hygge #7173
Howard Brown
ParticipantTOPNOTCH CLOUDSPOTTER
MikeL, this topic with its initial picture, GP-P approval, then the synoptic situation, makes you Top Notch in my humble opinion.
Thank you.
Howard Brown
ParticipantBeautiful, intriguing picture, MikeL, many thanks. One wonders about the dimensions of the airstream e.g. a continuous gradient or a band or what. Perhaps Mike The Soarer would know.
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