Scrambled Cumulus
This is what happens to low altitude cumulus clouds when there is atmospheric turbulence in the area: Scrambled white puffs in the early Miami blue sky.
Monday, October 12, 2009
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Thank you for doing this blog. I was born & raised in Miami near Sunset & 97th - can you photograph that intersection some time? Anyway I now live out west, and your blog is a nice way for me to go back home in a way. Thanks!
Thanks for dropping by. It's very easy for me so I'll do it. You should see some photos there within this and/or next week.
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