Why Does the Wind and the Mist Always Come from the West photo

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	Jane Cumming

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Pierre Martin		27-Dec-2018 04:06
greatly seen and picture, I dont have the answer!

Jeff Real		26-Dec-2018 23:37
Others have the answers and I just have the awe and appreciation of this great work! V

Nick Paoni		26-Dec-2018 23:13
The wind off the ocean here can be strong for sure, but some of the strongest winds we get come from the east and are called Santa Anna winds. That is when our fire danger is the greatest.

Tom Munson		26-Dec-2018 23:09
Nice shot, it sure has effected the tree.

Helen Betts		26-Dec-2018 22:39
Great capture that really illustrates well the force of the wind. V.

Don Mottershead		26-Dec-2018 22:18
The Coriolis Effect.

Apostolos Tikopoulos		26-Dec-2018 20:51
This is a good question, Jane. Nice work. V.

Jim Coffman		26-Dec-2018 20:35
That is a very good question! Well captured, Jane...

joseantonio		26-Dec-2018 19:47
that pine has reasons to ask why.V.

Nirvan Hope		26-Dec-2018 19:43
The longing of the ocean breeze to explore the land.

Neil Marcus		26-Dec-2018 19:33
I enjoyed exzim's comment. (I'm sure that you DIDN'T WORRY)

exzim		26-Dec-2018 19:28
Don't worry, that's the way the wind blows

globalgadabout		26-Dec-2018 18:15
the west wind seems to blast here...what a stirring image..

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