Cycling Related

Nope

Fraid not - I find I am disappointingly indifferent to this kind of thing. I did walk up onto the Downs to see the daytime total eclipse, whenever that was, sometime around the Millennium, but afterwards I wondered why I'd bothered. Philistine, sorry.

I love this kind of thing but 5am is a tad too early, 6.30 is bad enough

I have to get up around that time most mornings, nature calls. So I'll have a peep out the window and then back to bed.

Johnboy wrote: ↑

7 years ago

I have to get up around that time most mornings, nature calls. So I'll have a peep out the window and then back to bed.

Give us a buzz if it looks any good

Lullabelle wrote: ↑

7 years ago

I love this kind of thing but 5am is a tad too early, 6.30 is bad enough

The partial eclipse (which is followed by the prenumbral eclipse) finishes at 6:50am, so worth pressing your nose against a window when you get up.

I mostly followed the moon home tonight. She seemed blissfully unaware she will be swallowed by a dragon in a few hours.

I'm not sure I will get up at 5am either. I'm trying not to overheat the house, so I may need to go to bed fully dressed to have any hope of escaping the duvet.

Maybe....

Rocky wrote: ↑

7 years ago

Give us a buzz if it looks any good

Will do!

Bloody clouds!

Looked fab down here! Especially watching the shadow roll across.
Very clear skies, but lots of local light polution.

Cloudy in Oxford.....the moon was a no show.

I saw it, it was pretty pink.

Rocky wrote: ↑

7 years ago

Cloudy in Oxford.....the moon was a no show.

Same here

The moon looked lovely this morning but it was far too cold to hang around and stare.