More eclipse blogging

Kind of cool that people posted their comments from all over looking at the same eclipse. I'm posting some of the comments below, along with my pics of the eclipse here in DC (before the clouds rolled in). Note how in some it made the clouds red (at long expsoure).



Damn... clouds rolled in at around 10:15
Andrew | Email | Homepage | 10.27.04 - 10:34 pm | #

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It's this time an hour later than you think):

Total Eclipse begins at 11:23 PM
Total Eclipse ends at 11:45 PM
john | Email | Homepage | 10.27.04 - 10:40 pm | #

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Just about complete now. Cool!
David in NY | Email | Homepage | 10.27.04 - 10:45 pm | #

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Looks very cool in Waltham, MA. Hard to look away from the TV screen though...
Rob | Email | Homepage | 10.27.04 - 10:47 pm | #

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According to the LA Weekly Astrologer, Rockie Gardiner:

Weather permitting, the total lunar eclipse can be seen in LA from 7:23 p.m. until 8:45 PDT. And, befitting a Scorpio-Taurus opposition so close to Halloween, the moon should be blood-red.

Chandler in Hollywood
Chandler | Email | Homepage | 10.27.04 - 10:47 pm | #



Too cloudy here to see anything!
Holly in Cincinnati | Email | Homepage | 10.27.04 - 10:49 pm | #

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looks cool in colorado.
stegowhite | Email | Homepage | 10.27.04 - 10:54 pm | #

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Beautiful full eclipse here in our desert paradise of Palm Springs California aka God's waiting room (;>)
David | Email | Homepage | 10.27.04 - 10:54 pm | #

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Too cloudy in Philadelphia to see more than occasional glimpses.
Liz | Email | Homepage | 10.27.04 - 10:54 pm | #

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Too cloudy in the San Fernando Valley area of LA, boo hoo.
Anonymous | Email | Homepage | 10.27.04 - 10:58 pm | #

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Clear night here in the Calif. Wine Country and the moon is stunning.
hawkseye | Email | Homepage | 10.27.04 - 11:05 pm | #

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The moon is lovely and full, nicely occluded and riding high in the east. Astrologers say that the eclipse in an earth sign will have especially powerful effects on those who were born during an earth sign (Virgo, Capricorn, Taurus). Whatever serves no purpose can be left, physically or intentionally, to dissolve in the eclipse and, when the occlusion clears, issues and disturbances that have no value will have melted away with the eclipse. Be sure to set a photo of Dubya out in the dark to be occluded and mystically dissolved.

Indigo | Email | Homepage | 10.27.04 - 11:05 pm | #



Lo! see above: the moon is dark!
Comes nigh to us, a sight so stark.
Forboding orb, foretelling woe.
Our hopes may die: rides forth our foe.

Shine, once again, I beg thee, dear.
Warm thee this night; banish my fear.
Take back thy blood; anon, glow white,
that I should live, in Freedom's light.

The Dark Wraith has written.
Dark Wraith | Email | Homepage | 10.27.04 - 11:08 pm | #

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I wish it were that simple!
Holly in Cincinnati | Email | Homepage | 10.27.04 - 11:08 pm | #

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Very pretty!

Here's a link to a picture I snapped on my digital camera. Not the best shot, but not too shabby without a telescope.


(This is Mr. T's photo)

I'm not sure if I can make a direct link, so you might have to copy and paste the above into your browser.

~ Mr.T
Mr.T | Email | Homepage | 10.27.04 - 11:19 pm | #