File:Contrail.bristol.four-engined.arp.jpg

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The contrail of a four-engined jet over Bristol, England.
This aircraft is at approximately 30,000 feet ie 6 miles away from my camera, hence the blur!! Taken by Adrian Pingstone in January 2005 and released to the public domain.

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