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At the end of the day

I love seeing weather fronts stretching across the sky.  This is what today's looked like, around four o'clock this afternoon.  
It rained all day, but just before the rain moved off, out to sea, the sun came out, shining from the west.  It created the most amazing rainbow I have ever seen.  It was so big that I couldn't get the whole thing into one photo.
And then a dove grey sky, with curls of silver cloud.  A beautiful end to an awful day of weather!

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  1. SandyshoesCornwall14 November 2014 at 19:20

    Stunning photos :-)

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  2. the running wave14 November 2014 at 21:01

    That rainbow was a whopper! Who needs a pot of gold when you've got those colours in the sky! A x Actually, on reflection, a pot of gold wouldn't go amiss!!

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