Goodbye AR 2565/67: today, 23rd July 8.15am UT

[Iainp]

Seeing is poor as usual, and thin high cloud is spoiling the fun, as usual, but at least I got to say goodbye to this lovely group. Grab it while you can, if you can!

Iain 

 

[cshahar]

Great parting image Iain! I feel kind of sad to see them go. These spots get to be your friends after a while. I wonder if these will survive the journey around the sun, and come around again...

-Charles

[johnfosteruk]

I'm loving these 'white light plus' images Iain. Shame there's nowt else coming through for you to practice on.  ? 

[Iainp]

Thanks guys. I'm sad too, especially as it's likely we won't see a cluster as good as this for some time.... 

[Stu]

Thanks Iain, I didn't manage a look today so it's good to see it. Might try a peek this afternoon if I can.

[Iainp]

Good luck Stu, it's still looking great, and there seems to be quite a lot of change in them, hour by hour (not just because they are getting near the edge I mean) . Hopfully I'll have a timelapse to show it later

Iain 

[Davey-T]

Good catch Iain, super detail, clouds here.

Dave

[Owmuchonomy]

Hum.. 

[Pete Presland]

Nice parting shot Iain, you never know what's around the corner.

[laudropb]

Very nice image Iain. I won't see them go. Total cloud cover here.

[Steve Ward]

Nicely caught sir ...

Was a bit of a struggle out there today for sure.

There'll be another one round the corner real soon ... ish ...

[Iainp]

29 minutes ago, Steve Ward said:

There'll be another one round the corner real soon ... ish ...

Thanks all. And yes I believe you Steve, because I want to believe you 

[Steve Ward]

You think they'd make that smiley rotate the right way ... lol