Z: Orlando shots must be awesome by comparison. We're way over on the other side of the state.
Caz: I can only imagine how glorious it must be to actually be at the Cape and watch at the scene.
Ananda girl: We used to hear them break the sound barrier as they flew overhead. Then they changed the flight pattern and we don't hear the loung bang anymore.
birdwoman: Yeah, we always watch.
Crazybunnylady: We think it's cool too. We're the family that's always out there trying to see meteor showers and other cool stuff too. The neighbors put up with us.
That's pretty cool. It looks sort of like a comet.
ReplyDeleteHats off to Mr. Cube's awesome picture.
ReplyDeleteHere's hoping they don't run into any space junk.
wowza!!!
ReplyDeleteSue: That's not a nice thing to call Mir!
ReplyDeleteVERY nice picture! Mr. Z lived in Orlando for a while (on the Baker Chain of Lakes in Windermere?)..got some neat shots, too. Thanks for that, Cube!
ReplyDeleteCool bananas, great stuff!
ReplyDeleteHow very exciting that you get to see this with your very own eyes.
That is so cool! I saw one fly over once, but never this.
ReplyDeleteNEAT!
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citizen of the world: A very bright comet.
ReplyDeletesue: I'll tell him.
From your lips to God's ear on the space debris.
woman: :-)
dmarks: ;-)
Z: Orlando shots must be awesome by comparison. We're way over on the other side of the state.
Caz: I can only imagine how glorious it must be to actually be at the Cape and watch at the scene.
Ananda girl: We used to hear them break the sound barrier as they flew overhead. Then they changed the flight pattern and we don't hear the loung bang anymore.
birdwoman: Yeah, we always watch.
Crazybunnylady: We think it's cool too. We're the family that's always out there trying to see meteor showers and other cool stuff too. The neighbors put up with us.
Wow, love to see that from my yard!!
ReplyDeletegecko: It is definitely one of the perks of living in Florida.
ReplyDeleteGood shot, Mr. Cube.
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