". . . and the Sun has perished
out of heaven, and an
evil mist hovers over all."
Homer, The Odyssey
San Francisco's North Bay
was cloudy. But then skies
cleared enough to see the
end of the eclipse
in our Sky Mirror.
Ok. It's a basin of water.
But it worked!
The sun regulates and effects us
on so many biological levels.
We all know how it creates electricity,
and grows all our food. Well I felt a
disquiet as the already grey day darkened.
Birds did not sing, or use the feeders.
When the sun returned, especially the
customary afternoon Summer sun and
blue skies around the Bay, I felt / feel
renewed and happy!
Glad too, that Americans
could agree on the value of
SOMETHING, even for one day.
Let it be a good sign
as the Wisdom of the Crowd
appraises the real condition
of our national affairs.
"But you can't fool all the
people ALL the time."
US. President, Abraham Lincoln
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Thank YOU
Friend!
Warmly, cloudia
The bucket of water was a brainwave.
ReplyDeleteAnd hooray for a day of agreement.
Great miracle to see an eclips.
ReplyDeleteIt's a once in a lifetime event for most of us! Hooray for a day free of strife for a change!
ReplyDeleteJ'adore your sky mirror.. such a clever and safe idea mon ami ✨
ReplyDeleteHello, wonderful captures of the eclipse views. We had cloudy skies here and saw nothing.
ReplyDeleteMaybe we will see the one in 2024. Happy Tuesday, enjoy your day!
Love your smart and cool eclipse viewer and pictures!! Thanks for letting me experience what I missed while on the other side of the world.
ReplyDeleteI just got to say it I love you guys! What pleasure I get reading your comments
ReplyDeleteI didn't think of a basin of water. Here we saw a partial eclipse- I stepped out at peak time and noticed the odd tone to the blue sky.
ReplyDeleteWhat an awesome idea! Nobody mentioned a basin of water to see the eclipse happening. Will have to try it in 7 years.
ReplyDeleteInteresting bucket trick. I can't wait for 2024.... yes I can. Not going to wish my life away.
ReplyDeleteThe pail of water worked so well for you! We saw just 75% of the eclipse here so it didn't get dark but the light changed and the blue sky changed in tone.
ReplyDeleteVery pretty and a wonderful idea!
ReplyDeleteIt works in water! COOL!
ReplyDelete"Glad too, that Americans
could agree on the value of
SOMETHING, even for one day."
God has to block out the sun to get us all to hush...
"Let it be a good sign
as the Wisdom of the Crowd
appraises the real condition
of our national affairs."
Praying for wisdom in our nation.
Very well done! This is brilliant!
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonder. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteGenius idea with the water in the bucket! We were out under a deary, somewhat cloudy sky on Lake Superior and it was like nothing happened!
ReplyDeleteI'm so glad I stopped by today to see the eclipse in the basin of water. That's what I wanted to do because the Mama told me that's how she saw an eclipse a long time ago. The Husband didn't think it was a good idea. I didn't have a chance to try because we were under thick fog cover. Great photos, Cloudia! Thanks for sharing them.
ReplyDeleteYour water mirror is awesome! A very cool idea, and the image actually looks really sharp. Nice!!!
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