I keep wondering what I was doing in 2004 that I missed it. I think I was riding the subway crying about being heartbroken, working at a bookstore, being 23 or, or whatever. At least I didn't miss it this time around.
Dude, this is awesome. I do remember hearing about it the last time, but I certainly didn't have welder glasses or a cool enough camera. How much zoom did this require?
I just used my 300 mm zoom lens dad bought me in college. Very useful for mug shots of politicians during legislative hearings, and apparently, the Transit of Venus.
It was pretty awesome to see. I was surprised to find out that it also happened in 2004. I wonder why I hadn't heard about it then.
ReplyDeleteI know, right?
ReplyDeleteI keep wondering what I was doing in 2004 that I missed it. I think I was riding the subway crying about being heartbroken, working at a bookstore, being 23 or, or whatever. At least I didn't miss it this time around.
it might not have been visible in North America last time. plus, you didn't have those broken welder goggles ;)
ReplyDeleteDid you see it?
ReplyDeleteDude, this is awesome. I do remember hearing about it the last time, but I certainly didn't have welder glasses or a cool enough camera. How much zoom did this require?
ReplyDeletealas, no. i missed the eclipse, too.
ReplyDeleteI just used my 300 mm zoom lens dad bought me in college. Very useful for mug shots of politicians during legislative hearings, and apparently, the Transit of Venus.
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