"I think clouds are among the most beautiful things in the natural world - endlessly changing, variable and fascinating. Their delicate colour, often glorious and at times ominous, together with infinitely metamorphic shape and movement, lends a serene, or depending on which way the wind is blowing, a tumultuous dimension to their vaporous existence."
Peter Layton

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