Stars and revellers, New Year's Eve
My night-time photo-taking needs a lot of work, and this is the only shot that half worked out. But I hope you can see a few of the billions of stars. Midnight on Sandy Beach was warm and ablaze with the Milky Way almost at its best, as the air was fairly clear for Summer, and moonless.
There were fireworks, and people throwing firesticks for a while. Hopefully next year I'll get the hang of this camera's night-time potential.
These girls came over to find out what the strange old codger was doing lying on the sand. What he was doing was having the time of his life and his best New Year's Eve for years. Happy New Year, everyone! And this blog is one year old today.
There were fireworks, and people throwing firesticks for a while. Hopefully next year I'll get the hang of this camera's night-time potential.
These girls came over to find out what the strange old codger was doing lying on the sand. What he was doing was having the time of his life and his best New Year's Eve for years. Happy New Year, everyone! And this blog is one year old today.
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What a way to spend New Year's Eve! You did what I love to do in summer and fall here in Indiana, lie on your back and look up at the sky. I am an avid meteor shower watcher and did this for years with my children from the time they were small until they left home as grown-ups. I did it with my grandchildren too, until they outgrew grandma and started to drive a car and go with their friends instead of visiting! But, the solitary viewing of the sky is still just as thrilling. Happy New Year, Pip!
HoosierHannah
Yes, Hannah, it was a great night for me, one of my best NYE's ever. Thanks for dropping by. Have a great 2006.
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