It wasn't until afterwards did I realize that centered in the frame was one of the Storm sirens used during severe weather. This to me, was the combination of both of my hobbies rolled into one. I had a good time seeing this unworldly body pass through our solar system. I look forward to next fall when Comet ISON makes an even closer pass to Earth.
Monday, March 18, 2013
Comet Pan-Starrs final view....
Last night to see the comet before the clouds roll in for the weekend. I decided to move to another location to mix up the scenery a bit. My choice was just down the road from where I live which made it easy to get to, and the temps were holding around 70 degrees. Not a bad night to see the comet. Here is the view leading to the viewing of the comet.
It wasn't until afterwards did I realize that centered in the frame was one of the Storm sirens used during severe weather. This to me, was the combination of both of my hobbies rolled into one. I had a good time seeing this unworldly body pass through our solar system. I look forward to next fall when Comet ISON makes an even closer pass to Earth.
It wasn't until afterwards did I realize that centered in the frame was one of the Storm sirens used during severe weather. This to me, was the combination of both of my hobbies rolled into one. I had a good time seeing this unworldly body pass through our solar system. I look forward to next fall when Comet ISON makes an even closer pass to Earth.
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