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Well that was unfortunately a "non-event". I think that if I looked really hard I might have persuaded myself that a slightly pink patch of cloud had been caused by the eclipse.
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Same here, just north of Cambridge. We haven't seen a cloud in weeks, then the day that a lunar eclipse is due we have almost continuous thunderstorms from mid afternoon to around 8.30pm. The storm has ended, but the sky is still overcastWell that was unfortunately a "non-event".
Well that was a bust! Got up at 5am but just too cloudy here in Kettering too see anythingI'll try and get up a bit earlier to see that!
Sorry, Jerry! Overcast here tooWell that was a bust! Got up at 5am but just too cloudy here in Kettering too see anything
Thank you kevin.Awesome photos! Great clarity and pin sharp.
Cheers
Kevin
It will have dropped down below the horizon by about 6pm, so doesn't give much time to see it.Just looked outside to S/SW and low in the sky I was greeted by trees and houses, but I shall try.
Same here! At least they'll still be very close for the next week or two.Typical British weather
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