There were some lingering clouds in the east this evening, but they have gone. Unfortunately, I still can't get a very good view because there are so many trees to the east. Once in a while, I get a glimpse of the moon as it moves into a position beyond one gap in the leaves or another. Lunar eclipses are better in winter, after the oaks have lost their foliage. I think it might clear the tree line (just barely) before totality ends, though. Going back out to watch more.
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Blood Red!
There were some lingering clouds in the east this evening, but they have gone. Unfortunately, I still can't get a very good view because there are so many trees to the east. Once in a while, I get a glimpse of the moon as it moves into a position beyond one gap in the leaves or another. Lunar eclipses are better in winter, after the oaks have lost their foliage. I think it might clear the tree line (just barely) before totality ends, though. Going back out to watch more.
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