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I took this photo out of the plane window on my flight from Ponta Delgado to the island of Terceira in the Azores. The winding road seen through the clouds in the photo is a series of switchbacks that leads down to the small peninsula called Ponta da Ferraria. Located near the village of Ginetas on west end of the Island of Saõ Miguel, this peninsula was built by lava flows extending out into the sea. In the cove on the south side of the peninsula is an unusual feature, Termas da Ferraria. These hot springs are located near the beach in the ocean itself. The hottest water is available at low tide but warm water is aways available even at high tide.
In June to July of 1811 a volcano formed about 2 km or 1.2 miles off the point. Its development was observed by Commander James Tillard of British Navy aboard the HMS Sabrina. The ship was patrolling near the Azores as part of the war effort against Napoleon and the French during the Peninsular War. Britain and Portugal have been allies since 1326, the longest alliance among European Nations. On July 4, 1811 Commander Tillard landed on the new Island and claimed it for Great Britain. He named the Island after his ship, Sabrina. The volcano reached over a 100 feet high. Tillard’s claim caused a diplomatic strain between the two allies. However shortly after it was claimed, erosion dismantled the Island. By Oct 11, Sabrina (the island) ceased to exist. Both the island and the territorial dispute disappeared.
Some nice clouds in the morning. We don't see much clouds in San Diego so its nice to see them. Russian River, California, USA
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Saw this on my way home from a field trip to Fort Walsh with my daughter's class! It wasn't too far from where we live!
Clouds Change different, the clouds likes something, please think this. amazing. I can see the Crabs hand.
It was really amazing how the clouds were changing shape and formation that day, sometimes allowing bursts of Sunrays to escape...
I saw this amazing cloud over Johannesburg just before sunset today and just had to upload it. Unfortunately I only had my cellphone camera with me.
Does anyone know what type of cloud this is?
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I saw these amazing clouds when going home yesterday, and rushed in to get my camera and take a few shots.
Panmure, southeast Auckland
This is the view from Sam Knob, which is accessed via the Sam Knob trail, Black Balsam Knob Road, Blue Ridge Parkway. See my previous upload for the view from the trail.
I used a fisheye lens for this shot and tilted it until the horizon was level.
"Sing to God, sing in praise of his name,
extol him who rides on the clouds;
rejoice before him—his name is the LORD." Psalm 68:4
Photo: Alexandru Matei Photography
Setup: NIKON D610 + 70.0-200.0 mm f/2.8
Manual,@ 200.00 mm, 1/640 s, @ f/13, ISO 125
Location: Brasov
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