I was looking through a piece of welding glass. No glasses, but it was good enough. I covered the camera with the glass and took some photos, but the camera wasn't that great so it didn't pick up. It did look good, though.
That pie looked great! And so did the photos
I am glad you were able to see some of it, when totality was here the only way I can describe viewing the suns coronasphere was the most pure brilliant white light ever. Then it was over! And the moon started its path away from the sun.
I thought a few of you might find this interesting. I’m now reading this study saying that in hens who have suffered from salpingitis (although this is incidentally the same problem common to older hens where they throw increasingly thin-shelled egg), the microvilli that line the endometrium are damaged due to inflammation. Even once the inflammation has cleared, the villi will have either atrophied or are reduced in number. It’s those villi that hold the egg and push it along at a certain pace, so if they’re damaged, they end up passing eggs through the tract more quickly. Thus, thin shelled eggs.
She did! Or does. She behaves as though it’s a thing of the past, but still has very thin shelled eggs. I’m fairly confident it’s bound to flare up again, and that these ridiculously thin shelled eggs are here to stay.
So cool!! We didn’t see it here, but I had forgotten all about how it would get cold!
Your pie looks amazing. LOVE the Oreo idea!
That rooster would have made a good few dinners had I caught him hurting our Jaffar.
