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A storm system over Almonte, Ontario, Canada.
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A distrail Centipede over Almonte, Ontario, Canada.
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A storm system over Ottawa, Ontario, Canada.
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A storm with microburst over Ottawa, as seen from Almonte, Ontario, Canada.
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Anthony Skellern says:
Quite a contrast – a ferocious weather event in beautiful pastels!
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bryan says:
This is wicked cool. That must have been fun to see, thanks Eileen for sharing this awesome shot.
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A classic incus formation over Almonte, Ontario, Canada.
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Neil Carleton says:
Lucy and I were flying home to Almonte from Victoria yesterday and missed seeing this magnificent formation. Thanks Eileen for sharing.
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A lunar rainbow over Almonte, near Ottawa, Ontario, Canada.
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Anne Downie, SW Scotland says:
Never seen a lunar bow before – most unusual!
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this is awesome, I am thinking its a bridge and under it a secret passage way to another world, or is it water and you have to take a boat? Beautiful catch. Tam in pgh