Thursday, February 21, 2008

Eclipse




Last night a deep darkness fell over the world and the shadow of the earth stole all of the colour and light.





As the clouds washed across the sky we watched. When only a sliver of silver still shone, a whisker of moon, the whole beautiful disc could be seen, and the moon borrowed for a while the copper colour from our coats to wear as a cloak until the shadow moved out into the darkness of the universe and she once more revealed her glory.

11 comments:

  1. Great photo. Our pictures of the event did not turn out at all. Wondrous sight for memories I guess.

    ~Goldie

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  2. Maybe she got the idea to change her colour from her walk with Elmo the other day.

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  3. Those are really beautiful. Its funny, because where we are on the planet the moon was so red the whole time.

    Kaze

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  4. We watched last night, too. You got some great photos. Where we live, the moon looked a beautiful golden-orange color. My Mommie did not even attempt photos.

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  5. My sons and I went outside to view her. It was an awesome sight! We tried to get photos but couldn't get them to turn out.....I think the next will be in 2010, right?

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  6. How kind of you to allow the moon to borrow your copper cloaks!

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  8. Thx furr sahring great scenery:) It's too bad here in Jakarta-Indonesia hardly could see anything due to cloudy and often raining hard...btw, any sign of behaviour changing of your dearly furry companion when this lunar eclipse performed?

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  9. How special is the ginger cat, that the silver-tabby moon chooses to be one when she dresses up?

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  10. On Wednesday night, while watching our son's little dog wander round the garden last thing (in upstate New York where we're dog-sitting)I looked up and there was the glorious, misty, full moon an almost bloody red.
    I'd never seen anything like it before. I hadn't expected it.
    Quite astounding.
    I'm glad you three got to see it, as I'm sure, your distant relatives, Ollie and Mimi did in Marrakech...

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