Being an Amateur Astronomer I had hoped the Clouds would part for the
Eclipse. So for those of you that are either in the wrong part of the World
to see it, or forgot to set your Alarm Clocks, here's what I caught.

Crazy Ed

And now it's time for me to go to Sleep!

Edward Erbeck wrote:
Being an Amateur Astronomer I had hoped the Clouds would part for the
Eclipse. So for those of you that are either in the wrong part of the World
to see it, or forgot to set your Alarm Clocks, here's what I caught.

Crazy Ed

And now it's time for me to go to Sleep!


LOL. Nice catch. I wasn't willing to get up that early...and as turned
out the morning fog would have obscured the view.




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We must change the way we live,
or the climate will do it for us.

Edward Erbeck wrote:

Being an Amateur Astronomer I had hoped the Clouds would part for the
Eclipse. So for those of you that are either in the wrong part of the World
to see it, or forgot to set your Alarm Clocks, here's what I caught.

Crazy Ed

And now it's time for me to go to Sleep!



Very nice and *thank you* for letting me sleep in...

G

JT

Edward Erbeck expounded:

Being an Amateur Astronomer I had hoped the Clouds would part for the
Eclipse. So for those of you that are either in the wrong part of the World
to see it, or forgot to set your Alarm Clocks, here's what I caught.

Thank you! Those of us on the east coast couldn't see it this time
around, but thanx to you....)
--
Ann, snowlover, south of Boston, Mass.
e-mail address is not checked
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"cloud dreamer" wrote:


LOL. Nice catch. I wasn't willing to get up that early...and as turned
out the morning fog would have obscured the view.


Well Fog wasn't a problem here, just some thin Clouds.

Crazy Ed

"Grumpy AuContraire" wrote:


Very nice and *thank you* for letting me sleep in...

G


Thank You, and No Problem.

Crazy Ed

.. "Ann" wrote:


Thank you! Those of us on the east coast couldn't see it this time
around, but thanx to you....)

You are Welcome. The Internet sure has extended the Worlds Horizons!

Crazy Ed

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Edward Erbeck wrote:

Being an Amateur Astronomer I had hoped the Clouds would part for the
Eclipse. So for those of you that are either in the wrong part of the World
to see it, or forgot to set your Alarm Clocks, here's what I caught.

Crazy Ed

And now it's time for me to go to Sleep!

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Very nice, Ed. Thanks for staying up so late.

Dave

"David Moorman" wrote:


Very nice, Ed. Thanks for staying up so late.


Thank You Dave. As to thanking me for staying up, well I don't go to
sleep until after Sunrise so no thanks needed there! ;-) Now if it were a
Solar Eclipse around Noon, that'd be another story.

Crazy Ed

2014
next solar eclipse visible in USA

"Edward Erbeck" wrote in message
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"David Moorman" wrote:


Very nice, Ed. Thanks for staying up so late.


Thank You Dave. As to thanking me for staying up, well I don't go to
sleep until after Sunrise so no thanks needed there! ;-) Now if it were a
Solar Eclipse around Noon, that'd be another story.

Crazy Ed