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A Kelvin-Helmholtz wave formation over Warrenpoint, County Down, Ireland.
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The clouds branching out over Warrenpoint, Ireland.
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The ultimate cloud mohican over Newcastle, County Down, Ireland.
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A reflection of a fair weather day over County Sligo, Ireland.
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A rather fetching cloud quiff caps the mighty Slieve Foy mountain, the remnant of a long-extinct volcano on the east coast of Ireland.
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The clouds spotted during the solar eclipse 2015, Carlingford Lough, Warrenpoint, Ireland.
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Laurence Green says: Very soothing, if not, a wee bit sombre. I love the overall muted soft colours.
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A Mammatus formation over Warrenpoint, County Down, Northern Ireland.
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A Mammatus formation over Warrenpoint, County Down, Northern Ireland.
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ITS NORTHERN IRELAND
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Highly satisfying and subliminal. The reflective symmetry is most pleasing.
A photo which derives quiet gratitude in one’s being.
Laurence