More Moor Moor

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Up on Exmoor just before the longest night or shortest day, depending on your perspective, but with an amazing weather phenomenom a spectacular cloud inversion. 

This occurs when a layer of low-level cloud or thick fog is trapped with clear sky above it, caused by a temperature inversion. In this case the Bristol channel with cold moist air is trapped by dry warm air at higher altitudes over Exmoor. This day was a day of all days. Beautifully sunny, calm and warmish, for the time of year, on the roof with beautiful misty/ foggy edges; a photographers dreamscape.

To start, the sun sets well behind Baggy Point, mid winter.

The mist swirling around the edges of the moor.

Wowza

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Merry Christmas everyone