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Super sweet shot(s)! I had a feeling you'd be in the right place at the right time for this event.
ReplyDeleteI didn't even know there was an eclipse recently. Too busy crocheting to listen to the news, I guess. But that's okay - I probably got a much better view here. Thanks for these.
ReplyDeleteOoooo! Last one for three years! I think I'll watch anyway - even if it's a normal one.
ReplyDeleteImpressive photos in progression. The red of the full eclipse always amazes me.
ReplyDeleteGreat shot, and like Ti - yes, of course you were there! Half the skill is in being in the right place as they say :)
ReplyDeletenice moon shots. :)
ReplyDeleteYou got it!!! What beautiful photos. I feel like I didn't miss it. Here, the moon dropped behind the mountains too early for us to see it.
ReplyDeleteThanks!
splendidly lunar
ReplyDeleteI stumbled upon your blog when I was looking for free snowflake patterns. I love how you show your inspiration for each pattern you design.
ReplyDeletePS I believe too.
PPS I got cold just looking at your site - not a big snow fan here ;o)