Tonight.

Hoping on a spookey Halloween like sail on Galveston Bay tonight.
The Full harvest moon is suppose to turn blood red during a full
eclipse.

Were hoping to see the ghost ship of Jean Lafitte.
Well hoist the Jolly Roger and fire the cannon a few times to roust em
out.

It's rumored his ghost sails one of his captured slave ships off the
shore waters of Kemah looking for a place to unload his cargo.

Joe

We won't see it...totally overcast here...

"Joe" wrote in message
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Tonight.

Hoping on a spookey Halloween like sail on Galveston Bay tonight.
The Full harvest moon is suppose to turn blood red during a full
eclipse.

Were hoping to see the ghost ship of Jean Lafitte.
Well hoist the Jolly Roger and fire the cannon a few times to roust em
out.

It's rumored his ghost sails one of his captured slave ships off the
shore waters of Kemah looking for a place to unload his cargo.

Joe

(Joe) wrote in message . com...
Tonight.

Hoping on a spookey Halloween like sail on Galveston Bay tonight.
The Full harvest moon is suppose to turn blood red during a full
eclipse.

Were hoping to see the ghost ship of Jean Lafitte.
Well hoist the Jolly Roger and fire the cannon a few times to roust em
out.

It's rumored his ghost sails one of his captured slave ships off the
shore waters of Kemah looking for a place to unload his cargo.

Joe

I wanted to show my kids because I remember my sense of wonder when I
saw my first lunar eclipse when I was 8 or 9. Alas...totally cloudy
night with no chance to see it.

Mark

Mark wrote:
I wanted to show my kids because I remember my sense of wonder when I
saw my first lunar eclipse when I was 8 or 9.

An eclipse is always a memorable experience. You can see why the
ancients were terribly impressed by them.

... Alas...totally cloudy
night with no chance to see it.

Same here. Anybody out there have better luck?

Fresh Breezes- Doug King

DSK wrote:



Same here. Anybody out there have better luck?

No problem on the north shore of Lake Ontario! Great show, lovely copper colour!

Cheers
Marty

In article ,
Mark wrote:
I wanted to show my kids because I remember my sense of wonder when I
saw my first lunar eclipse when I was 8 or 9. Alas...totally cloudy
night with no chance to see it.

It was great out here... hardly a cloud. Watched for a couple of
hours.

--
Jonathan Ganz (j gan z @ $ail no w.c=o=m)
http://www.sailnow.com
"If there's no wind, row."

"katysails" wrote in message ...
We won't see it...totally overcast here...


Well if you missed it Katy is was quite striking. More of a burnt
orange than blood red. After the full eclipse is was very bright with
a black quarter shrinking as the earth moved out of the path of the
sun. Very bright moon light you needed moon tan lotion.

We had a mostly clear sky 82 degrees and winds from the se at 6kts.
Slow lazy sail,just jib & jigger with no sign of Lafitte ghost ship
...but lots of bloody marys and zombies were killed.

Joe



"Joe" wrote in message
om...
Tonight.

Hoping on a spookey Halloween like sail on Galveston Bay tonight.
The Full harvest moon is suppose to turn blood red during a full
eclipse.

Were hoping to see the ghost ship of Jean Lafitte.
Well hoist the Jolly Roger and fire the cannon a few times to roust em
out.

It's rumored his ghost sails one of his captured slave ships off the
shore waters of Kemah looking for a place to unload his cargo.

Joe

It was visible in Howard County.
S/V Express 30 "Ringmaster"
"Trains are a winter sport"

Cold and Clear here in the NW. Viewing was perfect. Sight was awesome.

Ole Thom

"DSK" wrote in message

Mark wrote:


... Alas...totally cloudy
night with no chance to see it.


Same here. Anybody out there have better luck?

Gorgeous in northern Indiana. I have photos, but sadly they aren't great.
The lunar disc shone brilliant Boston Red Sox red.

Max