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Thanks Eric for sharing. Besides he cumulonimbus fun it also leads to a very funny website worthwhile following.

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Thanks George. Yes the links works and it is a remarkable contrail. I can’t help to think that “up” is a matter of perspective. Nevertheless a beautiful combination of lobes and fibratus, all being homogenitus.

Eating With Chopsticks

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Yes, let’s continue and go onward! A new adventure of B&W’s is already started and I have to catch up. Love the flying dragon that looks over his shoulder in Arizona B&W # 142, Michael!

It Is Eating

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Ha, Keelin that is an imaginative and funny Point Well Taken. The beaming contrail might have caused a serious headache for this fellow.

He Just Left Some Dust Clouds

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That’s a cool blue in your lat one Michael with the little cotton fluffs.

Fading Out

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Under Water Trees?

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An awesome picture and video Dean. Thanks for sharing. The video shows all cloudtypes you mentioned. That must have been a great show watching it develop. Love it.

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There is a striking resemblance in our two last posts Keelin. Love it.

Light As A Feather

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Great Drift! I also drift away for some time but I will follow closely what’s posted.

Unrest

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I can feel the breeze, Keelin!

Rippling

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For sure Keelin.

Beneath The Floe is just what is says. Great image.

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Exercise In Texture

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This is how it works!

Feeding The Altocumulus With More Fluffs

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Well I am sure it is not as easy as you suggest to find a good A like this Keelin.

Here is one I spotted for its shadow. First with 70 mm.

Daigonal I

Somewhat later I spooted the same part of the sky with 28 mm.  The diagonal has grown fat.

Diagonal II

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A fantastic swimming Polar Bear Keelin. Some breath is needed being already endangered.

I will watch the sky for our alien fellow …

An Open eye

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