Daughter turned 20 today! π³π€―π
Can’t believe how quickly the years went by. It seemed like yesterday when she was just a little baby.

Lot of cool engineering in this astro imaging setup including the use of masking tape to attach the raspberry pi unit to the mount.
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At our last Eastern Connecticut Conference swim meet. Canβt believe this is the sixth year for us with 2 kids competing in high school swimming.
Venus Jupiter conjunction
After missing the closest approach yesterday, I was relieved that I caught some break in the clouds to view the Venus and Jupiter conjunction.

The cloud bands added a nice glow to the planets. The Gallelian moons Callisto, Ganymede, and Europa are seen above Jupiter and Io is on the other side.

Airplanes kept photobombing while I was shooting Venus and Jupiter.


After missing the closest approach yesterday, I was relieved that I caught some break in the clouds to view the Venus and Jupiter conjunction.

The cloud bands added a nice glow to the planets. The Gallelian moons Callisto, Ganymede, and Europa are seen above Jupiter and Io is on the other side.
Caught Jupiter and Venus conjunction tonight through a break in cloudy weather.
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March Photo Challenge

I have been using Obsidian for about 6 months or so to keep track of my cycling, astrophotography and some financial information. With the use of tags, starting to see interesting patterns in the graph view. I am really enjoying how this is shaping up and hope this continues.

March is National Colorectal Cancer (CRC) Awareness Month. For those over 45, screening for colorectal cancer (colonoscopy) is a good idea.
As I am getting older, it seems like this whole idea of ‘mindful living’ or ‘living in the moment’ is getting easier. For one, my memory is shot; can’t remember anything. And with diminished cognitive abilities, I can only focus on one thing that is at hand at any given time.
Expecting more snow tonight into tomorrow. Looking forward to it. Want to use my snowshoes for a hike, for the first time this season.
Moon, Jupiter and Venus
Moon, Jupiter and Venus in the western sky. Couldnβt catch them when they were closer to each other a couple of days ago. In the third photo, the moons of Jupiter can be seen if you zoom in.



