Skywatch Friday - Ben Rinnes and cotton wool clouds
Ben Rinnes in Mount Fujiama guise, beneath a sky of cotton wool balls (which might be altocumulus stratiformis perlucidus). Sunday on Speyside was hot - 20 degrees Centigrade. That's HOT for Scotland in April. We chose that day to climb Cairn Daimh, slogging up through snow and clambering over fallen trees in the conifer plantations. It was worth it for many things, including this glorious expanse of sky.
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What a beautiful picture. I just love how the mountain is in the background. Terrific
ReplyDeleteThat is a great cottonball sky;Great shot too
ReplyDeleteYour white 'Fuji' certainly adds to the drama of the clouds.
ReplyDeleteThis is awesome I so love it. It is indeed looks like cotton in the sky. Happy weekend!
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Wonderful picture, lovely sky!
ReplyDeleteAmazing scattered cloud.
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Excellent shot. I love the clouds and the scenery.
ReplyDeleteI don't think I have ever seen a cloud formation like that. It is almost like a rows of cotton balls. Great photo.
ReplyDeleteAs a kid I always used to think the same as in your title! Cotton, wool flying in the sky :-)
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Fabulous photograph! Awesome peak and the pretty expanse of the sky in the photo is justly deserved.
ReplyDeleteYou must be getting some ash your way. Hope it clears up quickly.
Such vistas you have! Just wonderful. Are you getting wonderful sunsets from the ash?
ReplyDeleteso beautiful :)
ReplyDeleteA great shot Linda, it's lovely to see the Ben from a differant perspective. You were lucky with the weather too.
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