KG, that's a pity. It's currently the colour of washed out blood from here. I thought at first I wouldn't get to see it for long as some big clouds covered it, but they're mostly blowing across the sky just below it.
Please be respectful. Foul language and personal attacks may get your comment deleted without warning. Contact us if your comment doesn't appear - the spam filter may have grabbed it.
Too cloudy here, Lucyna. ratz!
ReplyDeleteYup, I saw the whole thing! Right from the first 'bite' to the red moon now. Took some photos, but they'll probably be rubbish.
ReplyDeleteKG, that's a pity. It's currently the colour of washed out blood from here. I thought at first I wouldn't get to see it for long as some big clouds covered it, but they're mostly blowing across the sky just below it.
ReplyDeleteYes! The clouds have cleared. What a beautiful sight. :-)
ReplyDeleteThanks, Fletch, for the pictures!
ReplyDeleteOh good, KG, I'm glad you got to see it!
MrsTips, our eldest son and I stayed up far too late watching it. I'm off to buy a telescope now, I'm hooked!
ReplyDeleteI love events such as this. I woke Miss 9 and took her out on the cold windy deck to see the Luna-Rosa.
ReplyDeleteThis morning she berated me for not waking her up. She could not remember being woken, wrapped in a blanket and carried outside.
Maybe she will have a deja vue moment in seven years???
Compared to the brilliant disc I though the darkened moon had a 3D floating effect and a heightened sense of distance and space.
ReplyDeleteIt reminded me of someone holding an egg up to a lightbulb :)
ReplyDelete