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Thanks for the reminder, I just went out to look. Stil pretty cool this late. Dark Side of the Moon and all that.

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This was pretty cool and if you missed it last night mark your calendar for December 2010. That is the next one my friends. JD

I saw it fully covered for about 2 minutes. It was really cold.

I only saw it with the reddish tint over it, I never saw it completely dark like those first couple of photos.

I only saw it with the reddish tint over it, I never saw it completely dark like those first couple of photos.

 

It never was completely dark. Those photos look that way because the "lit" portion is so bright that it effectively washes out the dark red. Only when the lighted portion has diminished enough will you see the red appear in the photos.

Nice pictures, Cat. What kind of camera do you use?

I only saw it with the reddish tint over it, I never saw it completely dark like those first couple of photos.

 

Didn't I tell you last time that eclipses couldn't be seen in Louisville?

Clear here so we could see ,most of the time it is cloudy. It was cold. Nice pics.

I only saw it with the reddish tint over it, I never saw it completely dark like those first couple of photos.

 

But again, don't you usually see everything with a reddish tint? ;)

But again, don't you usually see everything with a reddish tint? ;)

 

How hypocritical of you, Pat. ;)

Nice pictures, Cat. What kind of camera do you use?

 

Canon s3is

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