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> A car travels along the Highway 60 as a rainbow is cast during sunset
> in Lake Whales, Florida, September 24, 2006.
Sometimes they form around airplane windows. I've been priviledged to see
a double rainbow, but of course never one that closed at the top.
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Edonline wrote:
<<http://makeashorterlink.com/?R26F267
A car travels along the Highway 60 as a rainbow is cast during sunset in
Lake Whales, Florida, September 24, 2006.>>
As I live next to a lake, I have seen rainbows like this a lot. Have
seen double and even triple rainbows too.
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> "subscriber1997" <duke...@webtv.net> wrote in message
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> Scientists or engineers can often be bad spellers.
> Here is another beautiful rainbow -
> http://wwwgen.bham.wednet.edu/rainbow.jpg
Scientists and engineers can be notorious tightwads, too. I'm using a
freeware news client (XNews) with no spellchecker. Otherwise, I'm very
impressed with it.
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> Rich people watch their money closely too. The more you can get for
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If only I could get a news client as good as XNews for free, with a
spell checker. And a trip to Monaco.