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Looking down our street from the church steps up t…
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Starling
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When birds do sing, sweet lovers love the spring
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Eclipsed too
I don't like posting two pictures of the same thing. But I like this one as much as the other, so here it is.
This was at about 1:15 am NDT this morning, not long after the moon had entered the "total" phase of the eclipse.
At 1/5 second, the stars here are little dashed lines. Oh well.
This was at about 1:15 am NDT this morning, not long after the moon had entered the "total" phase of the eclipse.
At 1/5 second, the stars here are little dashed lines. Oh well.
Josiane Dirickx, Fred Fouarge have particularly liked this photo
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