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April 15, 2016
A sunset over Burn Moor, the Forest of Bowland, Lancashire, UK.
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June 23, 2010
Cloud Seahorse, spotted in Chipping Norton, from a deckchair.
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January 15, 2010
Combination of events from Hook Norton in Oxfordshire. U.K.
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Margaret Harwood says:
Just what I needed for my cloud lovers group, to test their knowledge. Great photo, clouds around here can be a little tame!
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Edward14 says:
On the bottom left hand corner by the completely vilible tree a rainbow is starting to form.
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Isaac Ramsay says:
wow, that is amazing, I really like that rainbow spot on it! Isaac, age 7
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Wow. Superb capture.
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It looks more to me like a male human figure angled mostly away from the camera, left arm upraised, springing up to "dive" off the treetops.