Anvil Crawlers are a type of lightning that can appear to crawl out of a cloud during a severe thunderstorm. In the development of a thunderstorm, an anvil cloud or towering cumulonimbus cloud will form as a result of convective processes in the atmosphere.
During the dissipation of a severe storm, multiple discharges of lightning that never appear to make it to the ground will appear to cling to the base of a cloud. Looking up at the cloud base, an anvil crawler will look like snakes of lightning swirling underneath the clouds. (Source)
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Grass after a lightning strike. For those who don’t already know, the figure you see above is called a Lichtenberg figure. It consists of branching electric discharges that sometimes appear on the surface or the interior of insulating materials. A lightning strike can also create a large Lichtenberg Figure in grass surrounding the point struck. (Source)
A well at Culloden Moor is called The Well of the Dead. The body of Alexander MacGillivray of Dunmaglass the leader of Clan Chattan was found here. Alexander MacGillivray led his men on such a ferocious charge that he broke through the first line of defense of the enemy Cumberland’s army before being killed. A plaque by the well commemorates his bravery.
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“Asleep” is the marble gravestone of Laurence Matheson (1930-1987), sculpted at the request of his widow by artist Peter Shipperheyn.The grave of Laurence Matheson is located in the Mount Macedon Cemetery of Victoria, Australia.