Great work, Warren. I posted a link to your photos on one of my blogs. You can see that I wasn't up to the job this morning. aubreyshepherd.blogspot.com
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Fantastic shots, Warren.
ReplyDeleteGreat work, Warren. I posted a link to your photos on one of my blogs. You can see that I wasn't up to the job this morning.
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Spectacular images, Warren! Very cool!
ReplyDeleteAwesome!!!! It was cloudy here so we saw nothing.
ReplyDeleteHere in Tucson the moon turned a most wonderful salmon color once the eclipse was total.
ReplyDeleteExcellent shots Mr. Purple!
ReplyDeleteAwesome images!
ReplyDeleteSuper wonderful shots of the eclipse! Like John above, the moon was salmon colored.
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