- Location
- Beaumaris, Melbourne, Australia
- Name
- John ...
OK. I can see it now. That local cache thing can be a real trap.
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Coksic
All-Pro
- Location
- Belgrade, Serbia
- Name
- Mladen Čoko
Hageneth
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- Location
- Suffolk.UK
- Name
- Ian
Very rare Undulatus Asperatus clouds seen from my back garden 02 Aug 2013. These clouds were at a height of only 3-4000 feet. Talk about the Apocalypse. And these are colour, not B/W.
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Hageneth
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- Location
- Suffolk.UK
- Name
- Ian
- Location
- Tanagra
We get this type of cloud cover from time to time. It’s always a neat one to look at.
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- Location
- Tanagra
- Location
- So. Oregon
- Name
- Gerry Miller
- Location
- Tanagra
- Location
- Southeast Idaho
- Name
- Dan
So, did a tornado carry you from Kansas to Tanagra? I hope you didn't eat Toto.
- Location
- Tanagra
Just so you know, Kansans aren’t amused by Wizard of Oz jokes. It is how they ID visitors and newbies though. Refer to the beauty of the Flint Hills and you’re in though.
- Location
- Southeast Idaho
- Name
- Dan
I only made the reference because of the Tanagra connection...Just so you know, Kansans aren’t amused by Wizard of Oz jokes. It is how they ID visitors and newbies though. Refer to the beauty of the Flint Hills and you’re in though.
- Location
- Southeast Idaho
- Name
- Dan
Dang, I knew that I should have made reference to the "True Q" episode in Next Generation instead of the Wizard of Oz. Misstep.Just so you know, Kansans aren’t amused by Wizard of Oz jokes. It is how they ID visitors and newbies though. Refer to the beauty of the Flint Hills and you’re in though.
- Location
- Tanagra
I wonder how many people from Tanagra get questions about Darmok and Jalad?
tonyturley
Legend
- Location
- Scott Depot, WV, USA
- Name
- Tony
Like an idiot I crossed a frigid, swollen river to get these images. The usual low water crossing was not so low, but the path on the near side went over ice-covered rocks. These were taken at the same spot, the smaller falls looking downstream through the ravine, and the other looking upstream toward the big drop. The water was swift and cold. My wife was not amused, even when I told her I used both trekking poles to stay upright. Sheesh.
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- Location
- Tanagra
Well done. Can you describe the technique to get these? Tripod/multiple shots?
tonyturley
Legend
- Location
- Scott Depot, WV, USA
- Name
- Tony
My camera was set up on a tripod, using the self-timer.
You act like annoying Kansans is a bad thing.Just so you know, Kansans aren’t amused by Wizard of Oz jokes. It is how they ID visitors and newbies though. Refer to the beauty of the Flint Hills and you’re in though.
No question, however, that those tornadoes are truly frightening.
2SHOES
Veteran
- Location
- Ellensburg, WA
- Name
- Chris
