It was quite surprising how much of the moon's craters that I could see with just our Binoculars! Bill's larger telescope was not as clear as there were a lot of particles between us and the moon and hence the halo effect, too. The halo is a phenomenum however and occurs several times during the year.
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I never got into raking leaves, probably because I'm such a tender hand that I get blisters...besides, I'd much rather just walk in them and rustle and play and make a mess LOL
I saw the same moon yesterday and tonight (with Jupitor) go figure! whilst walking my boy in the evenings. I didn't have my camera yesterday, but today I did and I think I got a few good ones, in spite of me not having a very good one for that type of photography. I could see all the craters too and every time I do, I remember the story of the "man in the moon" - remember that one? When I was a little girl in Germany, I'd borrow my Opa's binoculars and gaze at the moon and I could actually make out the man in the moon carrying his bundle of wood...those were the days! Lovely moon - I'll go out again tomorrow night. I love watching the moonrise ;-) It's magnificent coming slowly over the tree tops in all his glory! WOW!
I saw that moon too, but did not know it was Jupiter underneath. Isn't the sky amazing?
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