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October 31, 2011
A rainbow at sunset over North Fife, Scotland.
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August 19, 2011
A display of noctilucent clouds over North Fife in Scotland that lasted over two hours covering a large area of the sky.
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Sue-on-the-farm says:
What an excellent photograph of an outstanding NCL display!
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Helen Mills (australia) says:
Superb Alan!. I’ve never seen them, and probably never will being too far north (in the Southern Hemisphere) so thanks for posting.
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A.J. Hidding says:
Wow, I never thought noctilucents could be this brilliant!
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Carolyn, UK says:
How lucky you were, Alan, to have two hours of this beauty, thank you :)
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Absolutley! Any part of a rainbow is glorious. Nice light on the cloud as well, Alan :D
I like this very much, Alan! It absolutely doesn’t have to be a “whole” rainbow.