How incredibly beautiful. Thank you.
A fascinating experience in our latitudes, indeed.
What a stunner from the Seanhenge observatory. Thanks foe sharing.
You are welcome, Mark. Sometimes it's helpful to have an astrophysicist as son-in-law ;-)
Un gran espectacle que em deixa sense paraules.Preciós, gràcies!!
For the human eye, the spectacle is not even that impressive. The amazement comes from long exposures with a good camera.
Someday I'd love to see it for myself.
You will enjoy the moments, Mimi.
Beautiful :-) Unfornutately I didn't see it although others who live near to me managed to capture the magical moments.
You've been busy playing board games, eh? ;-)
How incredibly beautiful. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteA fascinating experience in our latitudes, indeed.
DeleteWhat a stunner from the Seanhenge observatory. Thanks foe sharing.
ReplyDeleteYou are welcome, Mark. Sometimes it's helpful to have an astrophysicist as son-in-law ;-)
DeleteUn gran espectacle que em deixa sense paraules.
ReplyDeletePreciós, gràcies!!
For the human eye, the spectacle is not even that impressive. The amazement comes from long exposures with a good camera.
DeleteSomeday I'd love to see it for myself.
ReplyDeleteYou will enjoy the moments, Mimi.
DeleteBeautiful :-) Unfornutately I didn't see it although others who live near to me managed to capture the magical moments.
ReplyDeleteYou've been busy playing board games, eh? ;-)
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