Meteor Watch! Eric and Sylvia drive up into the mountains to get the centuries best viewing of the Leonid meteor shower. | |||||||||||
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| Eric gets ready for a long night of picture taking. His friend, Joe Beda, lent him a non-digital camera which is capable of much longer, controlled exposure, than our little digital camera. | Sylvia shivers from the cold. Even though we had lots of warm clothes, we were still freezing. | ||||||||||
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| Every once in a while a car would drive up the road we were situated on. Mostly these were other meteor watchers, looking for a good place from which to watch. However, the headlights would overwhelm the exposure. | Off in the distance, Seattle casts light up to the clouds. | ||||||||||
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  This one was caught behind some power lines. The location from which we were watching was a service road for power lines. | | ||||||||||