Tonight's moon . . .

[CaliforniaPeggy]

[brer cat]

1. Remarkably clear and sharp. Great shot, Peggy.

[CaliforniaPeggy]

2. Thanks so much, my dear brer cat!

There wasn't any wind tonight, and I think that helped.

I appreciate your kind remarks a great deal!

[niyad]

3. Thank you so much for sharing our beautiful Luna, Ms. Peggy.

It is snowing here, so I cannot see Her. Thank goddess I can rely on you!

[CaliforniaPeggy]

4. Blessings upon you, my dear niyad!

Your words touch my heart and lift my spirits.

I hope your snow will soon depart and allow the spring to grow.

[niyad]

5. As you lift mine. Actually, I do not mind this snow so very much.

We need the moisture, as my gardening group is getting ready to plant. Well, they are. I will plant after Mothers' Day. . our weather is too unpredictable.

[Permanut]

6. Keep 'em coming, CaliforniaPeggy!

You just knocked another one out of the park.

[CaliforniaPeggy]

9. Thank you so much, my dear Permanut!

What a lovely thing to say.

Thank you for your encouragement! The moon keeps challenging me and I feel compelled to answer.

[TeamProg]

7. Dreamy! The moon so soft and sweet, glowing in the void, gazing down

on all who choose to greet. Give a smile, a wink and say until again we meet.

[CaliforniaPeggy]

10. You have caught where I am when it comes to taking photos of the moon, my dear TeamProg!

I love meeting the moon in a clear blue sky with just enough darkness to make it clearly stand out.

Until we meet again! No doubt about that.

Thank you for your poetic words.

[flying_wahini]

8. Oh my! What a lovely moon.

Swoon, nothing like a big moon to stir the senses.

[CaliforniaPeggy]

11. Thank you, my dear flying_wahini, for your lovely words!

And you have described nearly perfectly how I feel when I first see the moon as I'm deciding whether or not to get the photo.

I had time tonight.

My senses were stirred.

[AZ8theist]

12. Fantastic projection against the dome*.....

...said NO ONE with an IQ over 30.


Excellent photo. Well done!


* A sarcastic reference to flat Earthers, who think we live on a pizza with a "dome" over the top. These people are IDIOTS.

[CaliforniaPeggy]

13. Thank you for your lovely comments and for explaining, my dear AZ8theist!

I am very aware of the flat Earthers! I hadn't heard this quote from them, however.

True, they are idiots. But in their own way, they can be hilarious!

Glad you enjoyed my photo!

[AZ8theist]

14. Oh, don't get me started on the idiocy flat Earthers spew.....

They can be hilarious, as you say. Some are more ridiculous than others, but all are ridiculous.
My biggest beef, however, are moon landing deniers. Especially since I was alive when it happened. Once again, don't get me started on those morons!!

Still a great photo. I need to get some moon pics, especially since I got SKUNKED by weather in San Antonio last week during the eclipse.

My only photo I was able to capture:

[CaliforniaPeggy]

15. OK! I won't talk about any flat Earthers tonight!

Please do get busy with moon shots! For myself, I prefer the waxing and waning phases, both crescent and gibbous.

They each have their challenges and their beauties.

I'm sorry that you only got one photo from the eclipse. But it's quite nice! I was unhappy to miss the total solar eclipse. AndyS and I were going to see it together, but he was very ill late last year, and then he died. It was awful. Anyway. That's a story for another time . . .

And when you do get your photos, please let us see them too! I love seeing other people's moon shots.