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Fluctus (Kelvin-Helmholtz) that had started to collapse and change shape over Orkney, Scotland
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A Kelvin-Helmholtz formation over the borders of Scotland viewed from Cumbria, UK.
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Stephen says: This picture was take from a viewpoint on the Cotswold edge looking down into the fog and was taken on the same day as the next picture. In that picture this is on the far side of the high ground on the left.
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This is fog in the Severn Valley lapping against the Cotswold Edge. The village of Nympsfield is in the centre of the picture.