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A view of ‘cloud streets’ spotted while flying over Brittany at 35,000 feet.
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A unique view from 1971, wherein Mary's husband took this photograph while on a plane near Mt. Fuji, with the mountain showing itself above a layer of stratocumulus clouds, along with cirrus clouds further above in the troposphere. Mary took a picture of the slide through the lens of an old projector, in order to preserve this view of Mt. Fuji (Fujisan), Honshu, Japan.
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Signs of mammatus within the context of a passing storm over Northern California, US
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Stratus hugging the mountains in the Rhone Valley near Sion, Switzerland
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Crepuscular rays emanating upwards near Gaw Hill, Ormskirk, England
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A plethora of cumulus over Green Lake, Seattle, Washington, US
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Undulatus spotted during the early morning over Devanahalli, Bangalore, India
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Sunrise over the Bay of Fundy from Refugee Cove, Nova Scotia, Canada
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Crepuscular rays emanating down during the evening near Charlo, Montana, US
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A soliatary "UFO-shaped" altocumulus lenticularis spotted by Craig's friend, Bernadette, over Lake Como, Italy
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Altocumulus lenticularis spotted over Krzeszowice, Poland
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Undulatus spotted over Northern California, US
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Altocumulus undulatus over the Outback near Coober Pedy, Australia
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Sunrise over the Adirondack Mountains, Vermontville, New York, US
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Altocumulus undulatus with a lone cumulus fractus drifting by underneath, spotted over Marinatown, Fukuoka City, Japan
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A maple tree and a cirrus spissatus cloud formation, both with "fingers" extending outwards, as seen over Seattle, Washington, US
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In The Cloudspotter’s Guide I found this is a Cirrocumulus lacunosus, “is a lattice of cloud around distinct holes. Being so high up, this loose honeycomb formation is finer that the lacunosus varieties of Altocumulus and Stratocumulus”. It does look like the puffs in rows of “cloud streets” from 35,000 ft. Joanne.