solstice eclipse

**tripleblessed** · 21st December 10, 12:18 PM

Was anyone fortunate enough to see the eclipse? Rare and beautiful occurrence, but much foul weather around the globe, all I had were clouds.

**artificer** · 21st December 10, 12:23 PM

The ONE night in probably 20 where we were warm enough (low 20'sF) to be cloud covered and it HAD to be last night...

**tulloch** · 21st December 10, 12:37 PM

I did not see the eclipse but we had snow showers, thin overcast and a cold, windy night. It was beautiful walking the dogs before bed. I wish I had seen the eclipse but I need my sleep!

**Jordan** · 21st December 10, 12:42 PM

I saw it. I started work at five am here and had pleanty of time to watch it before it got light.

**xman** · 21st December 10, 01:30 PM

Not last night due to overcast, but I've seen them before and knowing it was happening seemed to perk me up anyhow.

**Spc. Scott** · 21st December 10, 01:46 PM

I tried but that clouds wouldn't give way.

**skauwt** · 21st December 10, 02:22 PM

started here in the central belt about 6.20ish so i took a photo every 5 mins or so till about 7.40 by then the moon went as dark as it was going to and just as it reached near totality the cold fog came back and it vanished from sight again

**tripleblessed** · 21st December 10, 02:24 PM

Many thanks for that posting, and the effort that went into getting it.

**Jordan** · 21st December 10, 02:28 PM

The moon looker alot redder with you than it did up here. It was a very pale white while i was looking.

**skauwt** · 21st December 10, 05:50 PM

it was some sight mind you , ive seen a fair few over the years but i think with all the added snow and the fact the trees & rooftops are white with frost with it being minus 10`c (14f)it just added a new vibe to the experience