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A very moody photo. I can see the rain on the opposite bank.
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It’s one of the advantages of a flat landscape, Lynette, as you’ll no doubt appreciate: you can really see the sky and it’s activity over the land. I spent many happy hours of my childhood and teens on this river bank, but this was taken on a relatively recent visit back there.
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It is hard to tell if the weather is brewing up a storm or this was taken late in the day. To be honest, I prefer bright blue skies and fluffy white clouds that I can see puppies and bunnies, but the contrast of the dark clouds and the sandy beach is eyecatching. Thanks for posting.
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It was taken on the Humber estuary, Brenda, which is a tidal river mouth about 2 miles wide at this point. The clouds are dropping rain on the far bank. I was on a visit to my childhood home at the time. Just a short distance from where this was taken is the Humber Bridge, which at the time it was built was the longest single span suspension bridge in the world.
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