Gary Edstrom wrote:
What kind of cloud formation is this?

http://gbe.dynip.com/weather/R3442A.JPG

I have been scanning some of my old 35mm slides and came across this one
I took out in Westlake Village, California back in November 1983. The
feathery appearance really made it look different. I know little about
weather and wanted to ask someone what it was. But, it was forgotten
about until this morning when I happened to scan it. So, can someone
tell me 23 years after the fact what it was?

Thanks,
Gary Edstrom

Why did you have to set this message to dissappear after so many days?
I kind of get a kick out of the fact that Google will store
indefinitely, the messages I find fit to send.

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Date: Fri, Oct 6 2006 1:31 pm
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Gary Edstrom wrote:
On 5 Oct 2006 22:48:16 -0700, "Weatherlawyer"
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Gary Edstrom wrote:
What kind of cloud formation is this?

http://gbe.dynip.com/weather/R3442A.JPG

I have been scanning some of my old 35mm slides and came across this one
I took out in Westlake Village, California back in November 1983. The
feathery appearance really made it look different. I know little about
weather and wanted to ask someone what it was. But, it was forgotten
about until this morning when I happened to scan it. So, can someone
tell me 23 years after the fact what it was?

Thanks,
Gary Edstrom

Why did you have to set this message to dissappear after so many days?
I kind of get a kick out of the fact that Google will store
indefinitely, the messages I find fit to send.

What in the world are you talking about? I have never set any kind of
"Date to Dissapear" on my messages, and see nothing about it in the
header of the posting. I am using the same "Forte Agent" program I have
been using for about 10 years now and have never changed any of my
posting options.

Gary

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What kind of cloud formation is this?

http://gbe.dynip.com/weather/R3442A.JPG

I have been scanning some of my old 35mm slides and came across this
one
I took out in Westlake Village, California back in November 1983. The
feathery appearance really made it look different. I know little about
weather and wanted to ask someone what it was. But, it was forgotten
about until this morning when I happened to scan it. So, can someone
tell me 23 years after the fact what it was?

Thanks,
Gary Edstrom