twentyeighth of february

apologies now for what is going to be very photo heavy, but yesterday was a real lesson in the anatomy of a chemcloud for the residents of north wellingtown, if they cared to pay attention and look up...

the sun just coming over the rise, taken at 8.02/3.
it looked like it was going to be a fantastic day.

facing southwest direction 9.34am

the photo above was taken at the same time, just different
direction, and the one to the right is facing north

those above, all taken at around 9.46-8. the stuff that was up there was incredibly fine, so fine i couldn't even compare it with anything except to say i fancied it was metallic dust.
about a quarter of an hour later, at around 10.04am, this is what we were contending with above us...

look at the picture to the right. i think that whatever it was that they pump up there sort of all falls apart and gets attracted to something else further down and then it makes those yukky looking bright white clouds. they have an iridescence to them too, that can be seen when they pass over the sun, if you've got polarised sunnies on. that's why i'm getting a bit curious about those seemingly 'traditional' looking 'clouds'. i watch the sky a hell of a lot, and i've got my sunnies on to do it. i can see all this shit all the time now, and i have been for a while too.

20 minutes later...

a zoom in on one of those clouds. maybe it's just because i stare at clouds too much, but i imagine i see an iridescent rainbow type effect through that muck. i also fancy my idea about how those white clouds form. you can see all that muck just dropping and coalescing into that toxic puff of counterfeit cloud. and look at the clear, lovely sky that we were meant to have!

look carefully at these pictures. you can see that stuff just pouring down. i guess i should've got some pics of where it was coming from, but i had come inside by this stage and took these photos out the window. but look left - you know it was such a nice day, really, if we didn't get all this shit, but nice and warm and all of a sudden here is a nice, fluffy, normal looking cloud and not even, it's a manufactured freak against nature.

those were taken 11.21 - 11.25. beautiful clear sky, aerosol at the top, making the fluffy toxins below. it was a brisk southerly blowing yesterday. these things were trooping across the sky alright.

it was hard to try and catch it, but you can make out some of the iridescence in that cloud going over the sun.

they were taken at 11.30. gosh, not even lunch time yet!