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One thought on “The Italian Dolomites draped by clouds.”

  1. Rebecca Hill avatar rebeccahill@iinet.net.au says:

    Very dramatic early, spring mountain picture in March, John!

    Definitely would feel cold and high-up in the atmosphere climbing-up to the top of those mountains due to the low, changeable temperatures, shadows and ever-present wind much of the year. I would need my warm, Kathmandu clothing to keep me warm if I ever went up there, even in summer. Nice just to look from ground level and appreciate the awesome landscape that God has provided for us.

    From Rebecca Hill, Canberra, Australia

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One thought on “A view at dusk over Lake Tekapo, New Zealand.”

  1. Rebecca Hill avatar rebeccahill@iinet.net.au says:

    Beautiful picture, John!

    Nice to stand by Lake Tekapo, New Zealand on an early-autumn evening and take in the views of the water and hills in the background. The clouds in the sky could indicate a bit of rain is on the way, however. Rebecca Hill, Canberra, Australia

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One thought on “A lower tangent arc in diamond dust, spotted from a cable car, looking down to Grindelwald in Switzerland.”

  1. Rebecca Hill avatar rebeccahill@iinet.net.au says:

    Pretty amazing, snowy, late-winter picture, John!

    Looks like you could almost enter the grand-arch rainbow diamond-dust cave entrance at the bottom of the mountain and enter into a cave system. The majestic mountain peaks almost above rise up to the cloudy heavens and appear to float on the lower-level stratus clouds gradually lifting due to the weak late-winter sun’s heat. From Rebecca Hill, Canberra, Australia

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One thought on “An asperitas formation over Glenlivet, Scotland.”

  1. Michael Davies avatar Michael Davies says:

    super capture well done

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One thought on “The clouds mirror the Autumnal sun lit terrain below in Glenlivet, Scotland.”

  1. Laurence Green avatar Laurence Green says:

    … and not a wee dram of the famous Glenlivet whiskey to be seen anywhere!

    Laurence

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