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There's a pronounced line of presumed pollution trapped under an inversion
over the sea here. It's been clearly visible as a thick yellowish line since first light and is the thickest/dirtiest I've seen. Am I right in thinking it is pollution? Thanks Mike Saltdean 5 miles E of Brighton East Sussex url:http://myreader.co.uk/gp/1412-1.aspx |
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