Traveling home, we spotted this cloud formation.
I couldn't decide if it looked like a huge mushroom or Hiroshima!
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9 comments:
Great skies.
I´ve seen few of those. They are called Cumulonimbus Incus in Latin. What they´re called in English I have no glue. :) Very nice cloud formats!
I'd never call it Hiroshima as that for me is a bad thought - I'd say it is a beautiful image no matter what shape the cloud - love the bright blues
That looks fabulous. Probably rained somewhere nearby
Greetings and Salutations! What an unusual cloud. It stayed that way for many miles. Interesting capture.
Very interesting cloud formation!
Beautiful cloud!!
An alien sky. What a beauty!!
how unique.
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