[Z 202]

I know some folks in eastern North America might have had a chance to see it. Here are some pictures for those that didn't. It was a clear (and effin' cold!) here last night. Perfect for viewing.
Around 9:30 pm EST:


Almost "gone":

[mikeyt]

Excellent pics!....and yep, it was a 'might chilly' here last night.

I wuz workin' away in my home office & had the blinds open last night so i could watch the eclipse. Weather was perfect so we got a great show here in southern Ontario.

[Mark]

Took the dogs out last night and there she was nice clear and (cold) night.
Good pics.

[dudders]

Originally Posted by mikeyt

Excellent pics!....and yep, it was a 'might chilly' here last night.

I wuz workin' away in my home office & had the blinds open last night so i could watch the eclipse. Weather was perfect so we got a great show here in southern Ontario.

Didnt know that you guys got the moon in your part of the world (where is Canada again? north or south of Africa?). I was under the impression Apollo 11 towed it closer to America to make it easier for their Moon missions.
It was cold here last night too, nearly had to put a blanket on the bed. Brrrrrrr.

[mikeyt]

dont let our American friends fool you. They never made it to the moon. They simply landed the 'spaceship' out in the desert & pretended they made it. Proof you ask? Did you see any cheese? Did any get brought back? Everyone knows the moon is made of cheese....

[Z 202]

Originally Posted by mikeyt

They simply landed the 'spaceship' out in the desert & pretended they made it.

I thought they landed in Sudbury...

[97 Z222]

Isn't that why were cheese heads?

[mikeyt]

Originally Posted by 97 Z222

Isn't that why were cheese heads?

Only in Green Bay, Wisconsin and that's because their ancestors came from the moon.

[Straad]

what kind of camera did you use?
tried to take some with the wife camera but they didnt come out

[Z 202]

I used a Canon Powershot A710IS, locked off on a tripod. Manual focus, aperature priority, and the max digital zoom (24x). I used the self timer to operate the shutter so my shivering hand didn't cause the image to blur on the long exposure.