Good afternoon Noisemates! This sky view was taken a couple of years ago when I was in Casamata Hill in my hometown. This was included in the photos that I took when I was there, the first pics were those I posted here in Noisecash previously. In just a few hours that we were at the top of the hill, I already saw different cloud formations over the 'Sleeping Beauty' mountain beyond. I haven't learned or known yet the types of clouds at that time but I was already awestruck by their incredible shapes and majestic allure! I was just lucky to have seen this radiant 'Unicorn' shaped light glow from the sun that penetrated the circle of those group of stratocumulus clouds. Hence, I didn't hesitate to take a snap of it! The formation there looked like a 'cavum cloud' which means a cloud hole or cavity, commonly known as a 'fallstreak hole' or 'hole punch cloud'. This is caused when water droplets in the clouds freeze to ice and melt into snow as they fall. The gap expands to create spectacular hole in the cloud. At higher altitudes, this is caused when airplanes pass through the cloud layers there. What a rare and remarkable sky phenomenon! Can you spot the glowing 'unicorn' there with its one horn? Hope you like it guys! Have a wonderful day wherever part of the world you are...! Certified #Nephophile☁ @Mitochondria Original content💯 Bangued, Abra, Phiilippines🇵🇭