Anyone setting an alarm for 5am?

[Joan]

https://www.timeanddate.com/eclipse/in/ ... nwich-city

[Lullabelle]

Nope

[Rutabaga]

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.

[Lullabelle]

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

[Johnboy]

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.

[Rocky]

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

[Joan]

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.

[Fabbers]

Maybe....

[Johnboy]

Give us a buzz if it looks any good

Will do!

[Joan]

Bloody clouds!

[Fabbers]

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

[Rocky]

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

[Rutabaga]

I saw it, it was pretty pink.

[Lullabelle]

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

Same here

[Lullabelle]

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