A reader commented on a recent post (LINK) that the moon looked like it was about to roll down the side of Pikes Peak. As it turned out, that’s exactly what it did!
Of course, watching it in person was even more awesome because of the sound . . . wait . . . I might have a video!
I probably should be writing instead of generating looking for videos from ten years ago.
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I knew I shouldn’t have said anything…….
🙃
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HA!!! 😀
Ooh! I remember that night! It was a dark and noisy night.
(((HUGS)))
“generating” HA!
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Yes, I remember it, too! I thought the moon was never going to reappear after that great launch!
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It was magnificent . . . until it crash-landed onto Mt. Herman. Don’t worry, both were OK.
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Brilliant, just brilliant!
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Thank you . . . it was, after all, a full moon.
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