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#1: David Bouldin (dbouldin) on Jul 29, 2010 [SPOILER]

depends on the species of grass,the average vapor density of the cloud and the ambient temperature and dewpoint near ground surface. ...or were you looking for an answer like "yea it totally can! fog!! lol ;-)"?

dang...never thought about vapor density.... hope it doesn't leak on the grass :D

You and it can do anything you want in your world.

Trish, you have the nerve to call my cloud an it? :P

i like comment 3
yes sensei in your world you can do anything you want
haha

Is it a sheep?

Isn't that a happy pastime? Looking at shapes for clouds? And water vapor does indeed form at ground level - some call it fog. Shapes are only limited to our imagination.

GA... shapes can be the world, sometimes :)

Kinda looks like an albino dinosaur!

you cut me deep

Llama?

yeppers Jota, only 1 hump

Sorry Tom, I thought it was a Stegosaurus. I don't think llamas have humps. Perhaps it's a Dromedary camel? I hope it doesn't spit at me.

yeppers, Francie, a dromedary ... leaking on the grass is worse

Hmmm...clouds do have a tendency to leak.

yep Francie...they're so cute, white & fluffy, but they really are out to get your lawn.

I also thought it might be a dinosaur...or a turtle. Llama? Llama? *shakes head* Llama? *sighs deeply*

I love Ogden Nash's poem:

The one-l lama, He's a priest.
The two-l llama, He's a beast.
And I will bet A silk pajama
There isn't any Three-l lllama

...and to answer your original question...yes, clouds can walk on grass. I have seen and walked on a freshly watered golf course just at dawn in summer mornings. The clouds form at waist-high level and the effect is as if one is walking on the clouds. Really, the clouds are walking on the grass!

Double post, sorry.

I thought your cloud looked like a turtle, stretching out to get a bit of sun.

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