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Photo Editor says: More information here http://www.weatheronline.co.uk/reports/wind/The-Calima.htm
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5 thoughts on “Ian Loxley”
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Allison Summey says:
Absolutely beautiful. So much to see & capture
in one shot! Great day, in your neck of the woods!
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Ian L... says:
Thanks for comments Andrew and John, much appreciated…Lenticular displays are rare in my neck of the woods, could not resist sharing…IanL…
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John Norris says:
Yes another Great image Ian,and also the top part of the cloud looks like an eye to me? All the best John.
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Laurence Green says:
We had clouds like this yesterday (24th March) which visited us with huge size hailstones. They made quite an interesting racket on my small conservatory roof – me, being inside enjoying a welcome glass of wine and listening to lovely classical music! “Hey!”.
Laurence
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Laurence Green says:
Not so much a pig or pigs, more akin to two huge elephants!
Laurence
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S Shaw says:
Dear Mr Loxley
As a Gainsborian I loved this photo and have sent to 4 friends and family with full acknowledgement. Hope this is OK. Please let me know. -
Val Spencer says:
Wow This is wonderful, must get some of my piccies onto this site. Adore this Pig
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Weird cloud formation… They look like fumes from a burning village or something… :D
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Graham Balfour says:
It’s like one of those huge Star Wars battlefield robots, but in a pig sort of way.
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Ian says:
Yes Kev it certainly is a cloud and in the right set of circumstances could even spawn a tornado.
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Beate Blecher says:
Great to see the wide dimensions of this storm! That's what Lincolnshire does for you…
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9 thoughts on “Sunrise, Loch Tummel, Perth and Kinross, Scotland.”
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Anthony Lewis says:
Glad not to have missed viewing your photograph: Well made and wonderful Panorama with an amazing sky, very ethereal:
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Anthony Skellern says:
Magical – I keep expecting too see a hand emerge holding the mythical sword Excalibur!
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Lovely colours. We’ve had lots of lenticularis recently up here in Scotland too.
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What an evocative sight!
I live not far from Woodford Airfield in Cheshire where I had the privilege of seeing the Memorial Fight at an air show, and it is indeed a very stirring sight to see these beautiful old aircraft still flying. So, thanks Ian!
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Ian says:
Thanks for comments, so glad you like the image, the flypast was just amazing to witness, there is no sound like it..I was in a great vantage point in the tower of The Old Hall Gainsborough….IanL..
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Laurence Green says:
I echo the previous comments. It is really lovely to see the RAF’s Battle of Britain Memeorial Flight’s Avro Lancaster, PA474, in flight over a so typical English scene. Well seen, Ian, and my many grateful thanks for this photo. I am sure it will give much pleasure to other viewers.
Laurence (a confrimed aviation enthusiast since 1960!)
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Anonymous says:
The sound of 4 Merlin engines and a traditional English fair weather day.
Great photo
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Nice capture Ian.