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Wednesday, September 20, 2006

More insane clouds

Sorry that this is another post about clouds, but these ones were quite special. It was a beautiful day last Friday and we were driving towards the school coming from M&H's work. Heikki suddenly noticed this cloud formation in his mirrors. It was like thin mist gently falling down the side of the mountain, but unusually, the whole side of the mountain was hidden. Quite remarkable. This is the back-side of Table Mountain, viewed from a South-Easterly point.

Falling Clouds. Hosted on Zooomr

As usual the photo does not do the moment justice.

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Dan | 13:45
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