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Posted: 27 May 2019

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Storm approach at Montrose

Storm approach at Montrose
A short walk in sunshine and then I turn behind me and see this. A raging storm of hail and sleet approaching us fast. We are stood near the port of Montrose here on another bridge looking towards the railway bridge over the river South Esk where moments before taking this, the Scot Rail Intercity flew across. A dash to the car, parked nearby before the ground turned white. Some minutes later, the sun was trying again.
Enjoy, Herb

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 Herb Riddle
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Of course Daniela. On holidays, I always have my camera to hand -so a quick couple of snaps and then away.

Cheers, Herb
5 years ago.
 Herb Riddle
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Thanks Colin. Glad you enjoyed this and it brought back memories too. Yes, we did go there and so some shots to come. Talk about Adders, whilst walking around Loch Kinord we spotted a sign warning us of Adders in the area that we had just walked through but we never saw a sign as we entered that area a few hundred yards beforehand. I was happily walking through the grass looking for the best viewpoints in blissful ignorance.
Cheers, Herb
5 years ago.
 Herb Riddle
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Yep, that is us down to a tee Keith. We dread water droplets landing on our camera's and lens. Very happy that you enjoyed this. The water does run fast, in and out from the sea channel to the big inland lake here.

Cheers, Herb
5 years ago.
 Herb Riddle
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We were very happy to get to a dry spot just in time. Glad you liked the shot.

Cheers, Herb
5 years ago.
 Syborgh
Syborgh
Wonderful shot (& editing!). Reminds me of my take over the IJmeer (Lake IJ) with heavy rains coming, from the Zeeburgerbrug in Amsterdam. (I'll upload it.)
5 years ago.

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