The stars were fantastic. Many constellations were visible, including the belt of Orion here.
The moon was spectacular!
Saturday 27 November 2021
November 2021 Partial Lunar Eclipse...
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I was up early - 4am - to watch the partial lunar eclipse on Friday, 19th November. It was a clear and very cold night indeed, but the view (and historical importance) made it worthwhile. This was, after all, the longest partial lunar eclipse since 1440 and there won't be a longer one until 2669! I captured these photos with my Lumix FZ300 - and the earth's shadow is clearly visible to the left on the moon's surface. :)
Throughout West Africa, Europe, South Africa, the USA, and the South Atlantic Ocean. Our adventure continues as we seek God's will for our life after Mercy Ships.
What good is it for a man to gain the whole world, yet forfeit his soul?
- Jesus of Nazareth (Mark 8: 36 NIV)
- Jesus of Nazareth (Mark 8: 36 NIV)
He is no fool who gives
what he cannot keep to gain
that which he cannot lose.
- Jim Elliot, martyred in Ecuador, 1956.
what he cannot keep to gain
that which he cannot lose.
- Jim Elliot, martyred in Ecuador, 1956.
ABOUT ME
- Murray Tristan Crawford
- I am a 40-year-old South African whose journey with Mercy Ships began in 2007 when I joined the M/V "Africa Mercy" in Liberia. I met my wife Candace in Sierra Leone in 2011 and together we served with Mercy Ships until December 2012. We worked with Mercy Vision in South Africa during 2013, and are now settled with our three kiddos in the USA.
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I served with Mercy Ships. Everything here, however, is my personal opinion and is not read or approved before it is posted. Opinions, conclusions and other information expressed here do not necessarily reflect the views of Mercy Ships.
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