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Kołobrzeg, Polska
Sandy Sunset
Massive clouds of sand have been coming to Europe from Sahara since yesterday. What a weather phenomenon. In October 2017 hurricane Ophelia brought sand from this desert to Europe.
I tried to photograph sunset with sandy fog yesterday. I wasn't lucky, because the clouds were low and the final sunset couldn't have been seen. We also had pleasant wind. We don't usually experience so warm winds by the Baltic Sea. And definitely not this time of the year.
I tried to photograph sunset with sandy fog yesterday. I wasn't lucky, because the clouds were low and the final sunset couldn't have been seen. We also had pleasant wind. We don't usually experience so warm winds by the Baltic Sea. And definitely not this time of the year.
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...it looks like they are getting ready for beach season.
ReplyDeleteNice photos.
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing at https://image-in-ing.blogspot.com/2019/04/springtime-is-glorious.html
We're too far away from a desert to happen, but the effect in the sky reminds me of smoke from forest fires, which sometimes reach far from their source.
ReplyDeleteThe weather will keep changing
ReplyDeleteSo peaceful!
ReplyDeleteand windy also
ReplyDeleteHave a heartwarming en splendid ABC-Wednes-day / -week
M e l o d y (team ABC-W)
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Makes me want to head up to the lake since the ocean is too far away. have a great weekend.
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