My grandma saw these one time and cherished her photos and memory of it for years
I was lucky enough to see these a couple years ago, it was very very cool to see in person!
Never seen clouds like these. Reminded me of Starry Night at first haha.
Are they only in certain regions?
They’re pretty rare, I’ve only seen them one time, and my grandma in northern Ontario only ever saw them once in her 80+ years.
It was such an event in her town that everyone went out to the street to see. When I saw them I also went into the street to take it in, but I didn’t see anyone else enjoying it
Apparently they’re more common in the US plain states (not sure what they include)
Saw them often when I lived in Oklahoma
Isn't this the global warming cloud? As in this type of cloud is becoming much more common due to global warming.
Wouldn’t surprise me... Ontario weather is becoming increasingly like the us midwest with tornadoes.
Makes me want to scream for some reason.
While I have seen clouds like this (looks like blankets or pillows)
I suspect this is a generated or at the very least AI enhanced photo.
Look at the back of the car, and the lines on the road are not quite correct either. Also it chose to clone the same color car, which could or could not have happened.
Edit: After looking again with less tired eyes, the back of the car is just poorly cloned to hide the plate, probably by “hand”. Something about the road texture still feels filtered (possibly an artificial zoom mentioned below). It could be a really big lens in a nice DSLR, but note that AI has tuned my ability to trust my eyes, I hate that I can’t be sure.
All i see is that the plates on the closest car being removed
Looks like a rubber stamp tool was used to remove the plate. Nothing suggests ai to me.
I think this might be real. Higher res version here:
Unavailable outside US, unfortunately.
If you paint that on a canvas minus the human Infrastructure I’d Frame it.
Just you wait…
Late 19th century painting.
Why are the telegraph poles pushed into the overgrowth, and why have the horse carriages been abandoned??
Oh my! This would be great when tripping on truffles 😬
I thought they were super rare and expensive, and yet you have so many you're tripping over them?
They're a dime a dozen in EU
Oh wait you mean the mushrooms not the chocolate of the same name
Is out chocolate with mushroom essence or something?
Nah, fully just people going "from a distance, it kinda looks like a truffle"
A confection having a center of ganache and an outer coating of powdered cocoa or chocolate, named after the visual resemblance to a Black Truffle
Truffles are a type of hallucinogenic mushroom. I bought some in Amsterdam once. I think they were called philosopher stones.
US and Amsterdam seem to have different truffles. Weirdly, ours are marketed as European....
Are we still talking about the fun kind (fungi) or the little chocolate things?
Truffles are also a sort of non-hallucinogenic fungi, prized as a seasoning for certain foods, typically dug up and harvested by truffle hunters aided by dogs or pigs. I suspect they're the ones you get as European, unless you're talking about the chocolates.
In fact, the work truffle refers to too many different things. Someone should do something about that.
No, that's just a subtype of truffle
As a child I only ever knew of the chocolate version of truffles and man, having had both...child me was right. Chocolate truffles are the best.
Saw some of these about 10 years ago. They're mesmerizing. Had to pull over to get pics and I wasn't the only one. They're trippy af.
For lovers of clouds:
Cloud Appreciation Society
The back of that vehicle is even stranger.
This looks like it was painted by Bob Ross
Not by me they aren't don't tell me what to do
I'm going to need a really long spoon.
Quite cool to look at the pic upside down, too.
Pictures don’t do this justice, you need to see these irl they are amazing!
My brain hurts.
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