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G'day All,
these are an interesting couple of shots. I have seen lots of pictures of the 'shock wave'(for want of a better description) when serious vertical development occurs in in towering Cu type clouds. But this is the first time I have seen the 'shock wave' effect in a horizontal situation. The layer of cloud was very thin - maybe 500/1000' thick at the most & they were moving very quickly, so much so that just 20 mins after I took these pics it was at 7 ocktas of this very thin strato cu, as it had now become. Anyhow I hope you enjoy these 2. see ya Conscious Pilate |
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bugger the size is too big again!!
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