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Sunset from Friday March 10 and the start of my March Break vacation.

The shallower parts of the wetland lake is dominated by Spiraea douglasii, commonly known as hardhack. Hardhack needs a very moist ground, much of the year it's standing in water, in the summer it's some of degree of mud.

The Sunrise just outside Weel in East Yorkshire on the 17th October 2016

Waiting for the storm to blow in.

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Nice to see some days with clear skies.

This explains the weather. I crushed the sun. Last year.

The Sunrise over Beverley Westwood on the 21st January 2016

After the storm as the sunsets on Central Illinois

This is what happens to you if you walk under powerlines in a dust storm. You turn into a Hobbit.

The clouds leave a pattern on the land.

5 May 2010 - Pueblo, Colorado

Tornado warned storm over Polk County, Nebraska

This was taken about 22 hours after a "fireball" over the San Francisco Bay Area was reported on television newscasts. Since this white trail stayed white much longer than the normal sunset clouds -- including airplane and rocket contrails -- could it possibly be residual smoke from a meteor burning upon entry into our atmosphere?

 

Since I was cooking dinner at the time, I didn't watch for a normal progression to darkness.

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