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A storm system over Fife, Scotland.
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Cirrus uncinus over Fife, Scotland.
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A Snake emerging from a basket over Fife, Scotland.
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A storm system dumping hail over Edinburgh, Scotland.
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An asperitas formation over Fife, Scotland.
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The number three spotted over Fife, Scotland.
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An ‘Odd Combination’ was the title Margaret gave to these formations spotted over Fife, Scotland, UK.
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Over the the Firth of Forth, Scotland. Dogs… someone throwing a punch, what do you see?
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Mal says:
I see a baby elephant embracing a koala bear with a seated puppy dog waiting his turn!
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David Davies says:
I think I can see David Balfour on that small island in the foreground . . . . .
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Laurence Green says:
The cloud on the left looks somewhat like an elephant wrapping its trunk around a human being and the other on the right looks on a bit like missing out on the fun.
Laurence
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A cloud formation reaches for the Moon over the Firth of Forth, Scotland.
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A Gun firing over Arthur’s Seat, Edinburgh, Scotland.
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A storm system over the Firth of Forth, Scotland.
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An Elephant over the Firth of Forth, Scotland.
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A cloud filled sky over the Firth of Forth, Scotland.
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philos1940 says:
Margaret, this is really poetic, beautiful. Philos, Berlin
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A steam cloud rising over Mossmorran, Fife, Scotland.
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It’s just steam-the redness was caused by the setting sun.
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A giant bird over Edinburgh, Scotland.
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A musician giving us a tune over the Firth of Forth, Scotland.
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Beate Blecher says:
Could it be a royal musician (wearing a crown?)? Got some animation!
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These Asperitas clouds are rather sombre and threatening. Thus said, they finely fit certain classical music’s indeed.
Laurence