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Moon and Mars Redux

PostDateIcon December 12th, 2005 | PostAuthorIcon Author: Rob

The Moon and Mars were in conjunction once again last night, separated by about 1º. I happened to notice it through the trees in the west as I was bringing the dog in at about 1 AM. I had just come out of the studio and had taken a sleeping pill or I’d have been right out there with at least a telephoto lens. Fortunately someone else was on the ball I dropped. :)

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