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Chris,
Buggered if I would have climbed it even on a still day! I'm not a fan of heights.
Mate, you have an obvious talent for shooting a nice scenes and picking good composition. This is a talent that could be made the most of with some correction in your technique or work flow.
Please don't take what I say the wrong way. I tell you this in the hope I can help you to even better panoramas and photography in general.
Your "Before the Storm" panorama like most others you have displayed have bad horizon problems and I find them a little too over saturated in colour. This I feel will be a result of your work flow (and possible stitching software operation). I can only take an educated guess that you are not using Panoweaver. Because Panoweaver would not allow the horizon issue.
When panning your panoramas the scene goes up and down like riding in a boat on the ocean.
Shown below is your bendy horizon and my corrected version of your image.
Even after I have corrected it for level. It then becomes obvious that you must have Photoshoped the image along the horizon to try and compensate and really this has made an easy correction all that harder.
Really what needs to be learned before putting your heart and soul (and many editing hours) is to correct your work flow so you can eliminate this error in your future panorama shooting/stitching.
If you would like some help with this I'm happy to give you some guidance.
Regards, Smooth 
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Topic: Help removing a tripod
Here are the three images I took.
I have also noticed the bad horizon and some others have pointed it out to me as well. I dont understand why I'm getting this horizon problem. I use the NN3 and I spent about 5 min. before each shot trying to get the stupid bubble on the NN3 in the circle so the NN3 is level. 
