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An energy filled sky over Doonsheane, near Dingle, West Kerry, Ireland
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Summer sunset over Rumwell, Somerset, England
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Cirrus over Madison, Wisconsin, US
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Cumulus congestus propagating over Arlington, Virginia, US
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"Someone was painting the sky while I watched," as Anabelle described, when she viewed this skyscape over Exeter, Devon, England
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Mammatus (Mamma) over Mantua, New Jersey, US
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Signs of asperitas over North Brunswick, New Jersey, US
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A mosaic of cirrus spissatus over the Bayview Golf Club, Sydney, Australia
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Greetings, Rosie!
Thanks for your welcome reply – it is always good to hear from CAS members like your good self.
We are now into April. I was again pleased to see your lovely Cirrus cloud photo (posted onto the photo gallery 27 April last year) gracing my copy of the CAS’ calendar for the current month.
https://cloudappreciationsociety.org/gallery/photo-n-3024
Renewed congratulations!
Laurence
Thank you for the comment, Laurence. I do rather like this one myself.
Doonsheane is one of my favourite spots, and on a good day, can provide with some very photo-worthy clouds!
Rosie.
My favourite cloud to perfection! Thanks, Rosie, for this splendid shot – it is a pleasure to view.
Laurence