A miracle has occurred: I've managed to upload some pictures and actually put them on my AOL blog. Anyway, leaving the sarcasm to one side, as you see I've gone reasonably OTT with 92 pictures. The majority are of Callanish in fading light, and the moon rising through the Callanish Stones. Last night was the Lunar Standstill, which will not occur until 2026. About fifty other people were out braving the cold evening. You'll notice that it does not really get dark - the last picture, actually shown above, was taken at 12.50 am.
Saturday, 30 June 2007
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Some great photo's there. Thanks for sharing. I just loved the ones especially where the moon was shining. Glad to see you have managed to get them on your blog. I might even have a try I havn't looked at my journal for about a month !! Sybil xx
ReplyDeletegreat pictures! You were busy Guido :)
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Those stones look weird. You made some great pictures. Helen
ReplyDeleteEnjoyed all the pictures, you do not do things by halves do you lol. The friendly cat looks just like our Leo
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Great pictures !! So now will it start gradually getting darker at night? You were brave to be out there in the cold snapping away on your camera. Thanks for sharing..Linda in WA
ReplyDeleteI loved the pictures, especially the moon showing through the stones. You got some great shots. Thanks, Joni in Wa.
ReplyDeleteVery nice of you to stay out til wee hours in the morning to share such a pretty sunset....
ReplyDeleteLinda :)
I love the pic of the sun shining on that house with the dark clouds behind it!!
ReplyDeleteand the mist on the water - so cool...
...the picture of the moon between all the stones - beautiful
Happy Weekend!!
~Amy
Grrr I can't see ANY of your photos!!!It says there is an error...And I SO badly want to see the Callanish stones!!!!!!!!! Will try again tomorrow!!! AOL giving lots of problems :-((
ReplyDeleteCOOOL..just saw the photos! Thanks!! Wish I could have been there! Have been to Stonehenge but would LOVE to see these stones!!!Good pics,Guido!
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