Wednesday, October 26, 2022

We see meteors! October 21-22 in Wrightwood

We headed to Wrightwood to catch the peak night of the Orionid meteor shower on my birthday weekend.

We saw many small "flashes" meteors zip by overhead. No rip roaring, sky- cleaving ones. But a wonderful time stargazing, all bundled up in cozy layers and a big blanket. 

Love and thank you's to my partner for a truly amazing packing job and all the thoughtful touches to the weekend!

This is an Orion constellation screenshot from Star Walk 2.
 

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