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Tomorrow Pluto stationary in right ascension; starts retrograde motion

@zarahandley Dill Cottage, but not in use.

Tissington Old Post Office and Victorian post box is still there, not in use sadly. #PostboxSaturday

@eSpares Have ordered 24 April (order OH96050049), no delivery, no tracking, no response to any chase I have done do far!

Guess what … Tomorrow it is Full Moon Just saying … 🤷‍♀️

Bright Venus bottom right, Jupiter top left. Hand held iPhone pic just now.

Tomorrow … I observed the Partial Solar Eclipse of 29 April 1976 in Hasselt, Belgium. It was my first observed solar eclipse. The same date, I observed the Annular Solar Eclipse 29 April 1995 in San Pedro de la Bendita, Ecuador on the edge to observe “grazing” annular eclipse

Be aware … The Lodge has been guarded!

@zarahandley @flipdrivel The postbox was ran over by road workers last year and was replaced.

@flipdrivel No idea and I wondered the same and very surprised to see it changed to be honest 🤔

Left photo from last year with EII post box, I noticed it last week it has changed to CIII. #PostboxSaturday Tissington, last and this year

This afternoon, the Moon at descending node; longitude 157.4°

(Wobbly) handheld iPhone pic of Moon-Jupiter-Venus.

The Sun this morning from Tissington with LuntLS60MT Lunt Solar Systems

Friday rush 🐄🐄🐄🐄🐄🐄

Tomorrow Winter solstice for Mars north hemisphere And from Earth, Venus, Uranus, and the Pleiades within circle of diameter 4.24°

Comet now entering SoHo Lasco

The Lodge gardeners in action 🐕🐕 #thelodgeinbloom

Tomorrow Neptune crosses equator northward And Venus 0.75° NNW of Uranus and Venus 3.4° SE of the Pleiades And First Quarter Moon, the Moon 1.29° NE of Beehive Cluster And Mercury at southernmost latitude from the ecliptic plane, -7.0° Busy day 🤷‍♀️

A selection of the past night meteors from Tissington cameras.

Moon visiting Jupiter. Venus lower down. Handheld iPhone pic.

When clear look for the Lyrid meteors; ZHR 18; 2 days before First Quarter Moon And the Moon is 3.5° NNE of Jupiter A few Lyrids from the past night on the Tissington cameras