Bognor

A few minutes after I took this photo, the rain began falling on Bognor Regis.

[Dawn]

A cool cloudscape

[Denise Wood]

Terrific capture :)

[diane day]

nice capture with the clouds

[Babs]

Wow, a very dramatic sky. Hope you managed to stay dry.

[Sue Cooper]

That sky looks very threatening.

[JoeV]

Nice, you captured that storm front well.

[Suse♡]

That is wonderful but promises trouble I think

[Josie Gilbert]

@dawnee @gilbertwood @dmdfday @onewing @susiemc @joev @susale Thank you all for your comments. It didn't actually rain for long and then the clouds moved off.

[carol white]

A super composition and moody sky

[Josie Gilbert]

@carolmw Thank you Carol.

[Poppo Livy]

Just been flicking through your postings Josie and I came across this one of Bognor Regis. I finished reading a book a few weeks ago that was full of useless information such as the longest distance you can travel in a straight line in the UK mainland is from Bognor Regis to Cape Wrath in Scotland. Don't know if you have ever heard of the author Bill Bryson (my favourite factual author) but it was in his latest release "The Road to Little Dribbling". Its a good laugh and a good account of modern Britain.

[Josie Gilbert]

@terryliv Hello. I didn't know about that straight line. I have heard of Bill Bryson, but haven't ever read any of his books.

[Poppo Livy]

Google "The Bryson Line"