Wagga Wagga, as part of a Charles Sturt University writing fellowship. She arrived in Wagga last Sunday and is currently presenting programs in schools and pre-schools around the region before moving to Albury tomorrow, Wednesday 31 March. Ms Lord is presenting creative writing workshops, and sharing her experiences as a crime writer with school students in Junee, Cootamundra, Temora and Griffith. She will also be guest writer at the Easter Festival in Griffith this weekend. He said this was always the best time of year to view the phenomena, but their most recent manifestations were the most impressive he had ever seen in this region.
Tangential arcs are like rainbows, one above and one below the sun.
The ones I saw here last Wednesday were the most spectacular I've ever seen. A full explanation and photographs of the halos, sundogs and tangential-arcs phenomenon are available for viewing at Dr Lamb's website .