Lunar eclipse is total at the moment, and it's not visible from the webcam, sorry. The most recent picture is shown above.
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This is the archive of entries of the Northern Trip blog, formerly hosted on AOL. It was kept from 8 October 2004 until 7 October 2008, after which blogging was resumed on Atlantic Lines.
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- Moonlit night
- Sorry
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- Call for support - Giving Tree
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- Hurricane update - 28 March
- Call for support
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I'm watching this too...fascinating isn't it!
ReplyDeleteGood job with the pic...I tried filming it but my camcorder wont pick it up..:-(
Ste
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I saw it begin when I left Andy's tonight. It's on the wrong side of my block of flats and it's too cold to go out to watch! Have to be up at 6am for work anyway! Jeannette xx http://journals.aol.co.uk/jlocorriere05/Welcometomytravels
ReplyDeleteI don't understand Guido, how can we have an eclipse at night? what is going in front of the moon that can hide it? it can't be the sun!
ReplyDeleteValerie
http://journals.aol.co.uk/iiimagicxx/surreality/
This is when I watch the space and the stars that I feel life is magic :D
ReplyDeleteI can see the eclipse.
Valerie
http://journals.aol.co.uk/iiimagicxx/surreality/
Thank you for taking the pictures Guido. I am unable to share in this because it's bright and sunny on my side of the planet at the moment. Great shot.
ReplyDeletePam
Thank you Guido!! I wish I could of seen this firsthand. Beautiful pic hon. (Hugs) Indigo
ReplyDeleteThanks for this Guido...I've been watching it out on my patio and it was a beautiful clear night. Just the odd fast cloud or two skimming past. The sy was so inky black and full of bright stars as well. I've taken some photos but have yet to download them. If they are any good I shall pop them on my journal tomorrow.
ReplyDeleteG'night..Jeanie
Very nice shot...thanks for sharing Guido...take care!
ReplyDeleteJoyce
I watched it myself Guido and it looked lovely. I took a photo but it didn`t come out very well.
ReplyDeleteSandra xx