Tonight, at 9.20pm, the moon appeared left of the power station, with a sizeable chunk of it missing. In other words, the lunar eclipse was already in full swing. The peak of the eclipse occurred shortly after 10 o'clock, with the moon rapidly reverting to normal shape as I type.
Saturday, 16 August 2008
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Thanks for the photo Guido. We saw nothing. It is very cloudy and raining here.
ReplyDeleteGreat shot Guido. Helen
ReplyDeleteGreat pic... wish we could see it from the U.S.
ReplyDeleteJoann
What a wonderful picture Guido....wish we could see it here in the states, I love that stuff!
ReplyDeletePooh Hugs,
Linda
thanks for sharing photo,
ReplyDelete`wrong` sort of clouds here on the nether regions london.... even went out to near m25/m40.. :(
sue
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Lovely~ we of course didn't see that because it would have still been daylight. Linda in WA
ReplyDeleteWe were under a blanket of cloud so nowt to see !! We seem to have had a lot os rain overnight but it is lovely and bright this morning Love Sybil x
ReplyDeleteVery nice moon photo...thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteEnjoy...
Joyce
Fabulous photo! I do believe I would rather be watching for that than watching for Hurricane Fay!! Have a great Sunday! Linda
ReplyDeleteBeautiful picture Guido ~ we saw nothing of it here far too cloudy ~ Ally x
ReplyDeleteUnfortunately i totally missed it......... Thank you or the beautiful picture
ReplyDeletehugs Jayne