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Tag Archives: astronomy
Stargazing
Viewing the stars from the clear night skies of Lundy island in the Bristol Channel. If you already have this picture on your wall this December then you’ve probably got the Lundy Island calendar.
Summer Solstice
The weather was a bit too cloudy around sunset on the solstice but it did clear just long enough for the moon to make a hazy appearance next to Beeston Castle in Cheshire. Peckforton Castle also makes an appearance in … Continue reading
Sun Pillar at Sunrise
This may look like the camera’s lens needs a bit of a clean, but it’s actually an unusual atmospheric phenomenon; certainly unusual for Tarporley in Cheshire. It’s always worth carrying a camera with you, even a small compact camera, and … Continue reading