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- Moores Cove, Isle au Haut, Maine - Lunar Eclipse
- Barred Islands, 44°13.94N, 068°48.54W
- Rockland, Maine 44°05.94N, 069°05.70W
- Green Island, Maine
- Isle Au Haut, Maine
- Burnt Coat Harbor, Swans Island 44°08.3N, 68°26.7W
- McGlathery Island, The Merchant’s Islands 44°07.7...
- Bar Harbor 44°23.8N, 68°12.0W
- Great Beach, Roque Island 44°34.644’N, 067°31.100’W
- Mud Hole, Great Wass Island 44°29.114’N, 067°35.0...
- Southwest Harbor, ME 44°16.34’N, 068°18.9’W
- Schoodic Peninsula, Acadia National Park 44°20.68’...
- Northwest Harbor 44°17.8N, 68°17.04W
- Flying Mountain 44°18.62N, 68°18.96W
- Schoodic Peninsula, Acadia National Park
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3 comments:
Eclipse excellent here also fellas. Very windy from the south with clouds skidding quickly past the moon all night. Went from 8pm to about 12.30am. Fantastic red colours once it got cranking.
Spring starts next week so weather is a bit stormy and a bit pearl harbour. Glad me vege garden is sheltered. New spuds for christmas. Rockin!
Glad to see you've not killed each other yet. I'd be sick of both of ya by now. yuk yuk.
Love your pictures! What kind of camera do you have?
Rhonda Sweeney Passed along your travel blog, as I just completed an experiment with one for our trip to Asia. Wished my pals back home were more plugged into adding their comments, but seems may are not yet familiar with this mode of staying in touch.
Lynn Morstead (Houston) www.krausteads-ap-07.blogspot.com
Hello from a Houston-based friend of the Camerons! You have taken some beautiful photos on your wonderful sailing adventure! We saw the Lunar Eclipse from the pool deck while here on the Big Island of Hawaii, from 10:50PM - 12:15AM. It was truly spectacular. We have very clear and dark skies here, stars and Jupiter very evident. The next night we went stargazing at the top of Mauna Kea, 13,796 ft - FANTASTIC! Enjoy your voyage!
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