I got a few shots as the Earth's shadow began to creep across the moon's surface but this was one of the few in which it did not appear as if it was just a dark cloud blocking the moonlight.
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It was completely overcast and drizzling the night of the eclipse. I was very disappointed that I wasn't able to see it.
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