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A cool looking cloud
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Cool cloud at 800mm
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Awesome!
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Almost like a reflection.
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Absolutely beautiful! 
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Reminds me of a fancy fish tail. Beautiful pic!
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The sky can produce some amazing sights. Some can also be quite bizarre.
We were driving along on a country road one morning when there appeared to be two suns! It was very cloudy out. One was brighter than the other. My guess was that the other "sun" was actually just a small hole or clearing in the cloud cover. Being a circular opening made it appear to be another sun! I wondered if there is a technical term for this phenomenon.
We were driving along on a country road one morning when there appeared to be two suns! It was very cloudy out. One was brighter than the other. My guess was that the other "sun" was actually just a small hole or clearing in the cloud cover. Being a circular opening made it appear to be another sun! I wondered if there is a technical term for this phenomenon.