That's a very cool photograph!  Thanks for posting it.

This is FABULOUS! How come you don't post this cool stuff to my group?

Chris, thanks for stopping by!:-) glad you liked it!!!
Jenn, i am still learning... You have a group. Hmmm- Lemme try!
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Yes, Inna, I have a group! Three of 'em actually. Selling Soulfully, Introverts are (sales) people, too and The Active Rain Blog Exchange...

So beautiful! But I probably wouldn't have gotten out of bed either!

Jennifer, ok, you got it. Should be in your soulfull group now! :-) PS: welcome home?

Tara, thank you! I still wish i had gotten out of bed for this one, the only problem other than I am not a morning person is that it would have taken about four hours to catch what you can all see in thei photo.
Thanks for stopping by!

Cool- what is just to the right of the moon? 

Brian, it's our own Flag Pole! :-)

Inna- what a great shot. Why get out of bed when you can see it all at once.

Inna - So I was just sitting here looking at the picture and it struck me that the moon has always held a unique place in man's heart. The sun came up and set pretty close to where it did it the day before. The moon was ever changing. Just think about that. The lord of the night was forever a mistress of mystery.

Nice photo's and thanks for the brain trip.

Mark, that's kind of what i was thinking, but then it struck me that somehow, in a really big way, i still missed it.
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J-Mac... don't you go all philosophical on me now!  Well, actually,yeah, that's why i like you so go ahead! Even if it is about our ever shifting sattelite. :-)

That's cooooool picture. And I can only imagine how much patience you should have to do it.

Thanks

Very cool picture - thanks for sharing, I watched part of it, but didn't see the red coloring.

"And if the band you're in starts playing different tunes, I'll see you on the dark side of the moon."

Sorry, just popped in some Floyd while gazing at this amazing photo.

Carol, it's amazing what the lens sees... Hope i don't get too spoiled and start to prefer the pix to the real thing:-)

Paul: You and your music! Love Floyd.... Esp. that album... Thanks for the melody:-)

Gorgeous!  I hope you keep rifling through hubbie's pictures and sharing them with us.  I'm the mom who would wake up the kids and say "Let's go, the meteor shower is starting!"  Heavenly dances are the only thing that would get me out of a warm bed.

Elaine: you are so a girl after my own heart! The last big meteor shower we caught in the mountains of PA, and it was so unbearably cold, as we sat there with the little one still a todler all bundled up and poofy-eyed and the oldest being about 9 or so... we watched it for ours laying on a blanket in an empty field... So many stars danced their last dance so close to us, my oldest thought he could catch them.  At fifteen now, his plan for the very first date includes star-gazing from some dark open space...
Oops, i am highjacking my own blog, darn it!
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Very nice.  Beautiful actually. 

Doreen, thank you for your comment.:-)