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Posted: **Thu Feb 21, 2008 7:19 am**

I had the most awesome primeval type experience yesterday evening. The Snow Moon total eclipse!!! A bunch of us went out to the Strawberry Park hot springs out of Steamboat, CO, got nekkid, as one is invited to do after dark, and took to the waters to howl at the moon as the earth's shadow shut it down, then turned it to blood red. Incredible.

Posted: **Thu Feb 21, 2008 7:21 am**

Do you have any pictures???

Posted: **Thu Feb 21, 2008 7:49 am**

That sounds awesome! 'specially the naked part!!:D:-6

Posted: **Thu Feb 21, 2008 10:34 am**

Wow Pam! that sounds like a great experience:D What great adventures you have:driving::-4

Posted: **Thu Feb 21, 2008 12:13 pm**

WoW sounds fab AP, any fit men included in thei nekked sea orgy :wah::D:-4

Posted: **Thu Feb 21, 2008 12:14 pm**

ugh... it was cloudy and raining here so couldn't see it.

Posted: **Thu Feb 21, 2008 1:10 pm**

Wooo!! Pammie I stepped outside last night about 8:45pm to see it with my clothes on. :wah::wah:

Posted: **Thu Feb 21, 2008 1:10 pm**

We saw the luniar eclipse last night...it was really cool to see....of course it was like 10 degrees farenheight (sp) here and my son and I opened the door, looked outside and said.....oh COOL!!...and burrrrrr....ran back inside....

I prefer Pam's experience!:wah::wah:

Posted: **Thu Feb 21, 2008 1:56 pm**

Sounds fantastic AP.:-6

Posted: **Thu Feb 21, 2008 2:11 pm**

AussiePam;780726 wrote: I had the most awesome primeval type experience yesterday evening. The Snow Moon total eclipse!!! A bunch of us went out to the Strawberry Park hot springs out of Steamboat, CO, got nekkid, as one is invited to do after dark, and took to the waters to howl at the moon as the earth's shadow shut it down, then turned it to blood red. Incredible.Any excuse to take yer clothes off Pam:rolleyes:I dunno:wah:......but still sounds bloody great!!!!;):p

Posted: **Thu Feb 21, 2008 2:57 pm**

AussiePam;780726 wrote: I had the most awesome primeval type experience yesterday evening. The Snow Moon total eclipse!!! A bunch of us went out to the Strawberry Park hot springs out of Steamboat, CO, got nekkid, as one is invited to do after dark, and took to the waters to howl at the moon as the earth's shadow shut it down, then turned it to blood red. Incredible.

Where's the piccies??????????

Posted: **Thu Feb 21, 2008 2:59 pm**

It was a really cool lunar eclipse.........

Posted: **Thu Feb 21, 2008 7:58 pm**

Thanks Guys!! It really was wonderful. And we even got a shooting star. No pics. I'm so much enjoying this needed break. I've met a load of awesome people in my ski group - some of my favourites include an African American from DC who has a mega dry sense of humour and teaches journalism, a wacky New Yorker who to me sounds just like Seinfeld, a beautiful lady from Seattle, a couple from Chicago, a family from the bayous of Louisiana, assorted Brits, Germans and Canadians, and can you believe it, three Aussies who I'd never met before who live in my area of Sydney. Needless to say they all ski fabulously. Such interesting people.

I've only got a few more days here - don't really want to leave yet. The snow is deep, powdery and wonderful. Thankyou Colorado !!!!

Posted: **Fri Feb 22, 2008 10:45 am**

AussiePam;781036 wrote: Thanks Guys!! It really was wonderful. And we even got a shooting star. No pics. I'm so much enjoying this needed break. I've met a load of awesome people in my ski group - some of my favourites include an African American from DC who has a mega dry sense of humour and teaches journalism, a wacky New Yorker who to me sounds just like Seinfeld, a beautiful lady from Seattle, a couple from Chicago, a family from the bayous of Louisiana, assorted Brits, Germans and Canadians, and can you believe it, three Aussies who I'd never met before who live in my area of Sydney. Needless to say they all ski fabulously. Such interesting people.

I've only got a few more days here - don't really want to leave yet. The snow is deep, powdery and wonderful. Thankyou Colorado !!!!

Ahhhhhh (((((PAM))))) I'm so happy for you...you really needed this break. Sending you some champers...

Posted: **Fri Feb 22, 2008 7:32 pm**

Thanks Kathy!!!! Maybe one day not too far away I'll be able to join you in a real cosmo or champers at Klees - that's if I can't persuade you to mosey along over to Sydney, of course, first!!! Happy Days !!!!!

Posted: **Fri Feb 22, 2008 8:10 pm**

fuzzy butt;781649 wrote: You know, if it was not intruding, if kathy came to visit you I would make the drive up to meet her.

and I dare say Mrs K would too.

Mags:-4 It would be wonderful to one day meet you, Mrs. K and Kay with Pam. It will happen one day:-6

Posted: **Fri Feb 22, 2008 8:13 pm**

(((Pam))) Just got your beautiful card today....awesome place...can't believe that you skied down that mountain....must have been thrilling.

Glad you had a good time....I know how sad it is to leave:-1

Posted: **Sat Feb 23, 2008 7:40 am**

Still got a few more days, Kathy!!! And the weather is great too. FuzzyB - it would indeed be totally awesome if we could entice Kathy Down Under!! And have a get together. Got enough space in Sydney for all of us to frolic in!!!

The lunar eclipse may not have been visible in Australia. I don't know. From here the earth got between the moon and the sun or something, and the eclipse happened fast. The red glowing sphere shape is something to do with that spectrum of refracted light.. hic... ask Galbally - he's the scientist.... but anyway it was awesome.

Kathy - when I first got here it had been snowing hard for a week, and all the trees were frozen and there was deep powder everywhere. I've done quite a lot of tree skiing, but with care and in a group. You really DO NOT want to fall in a tree bole. The snow there is soft and can be fifteen feet or more deep.

But today, it looks like we'll get some sunshine, maybe a bit of snow later on. Yeeeeeeeeeee haaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa... yodelayiiiiiiiioooooooooo

Coffee first, then lemme at it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Hugs to all !!!

Posted: **Sat Feb 23, 2008 7:45 am**

AussiePam;781860 wrote: Still got a few more days, Kathy!!! And the weather is great too. FuzzyB - it would indeed be totally awesome if we could entice Kathy Down Under!! And have a get together. Got enough space in Sydney for all of us to frolic in!!!

The lunar eclipse may not have been visible in Australia. I don't know. From here the earth got between the moon and the sun or something, and the eclipse happened fast. The red glowing sphere shape is something to do with that spectrum of refracted light.. hic... ask Galbally - he's the scientist.... but anyway it was awesome.

Kathy - when I first got here it had been snowing hard for a week, and all the trees were frozen and there was deep powder everywhere. I've done quite a lot of tree skiing, but with care and in a group. You really DO NOT want to fall in a tree bole. The snow there is soft and can be fifteen feet or more deep.

But today, it looks like we'll get some sunshine, maybe a bit of snow later on. Yeeeeeeeeeee haaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa... yodelayiiiiiiiioooooooooo

Coffee first, then lemme at it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Hugs to all !!!

Glad you have a few more days Pam......That deep snow is too scary for me. Sending sunshine and seashells to you today..

Posted: **Tue Feb 26, 2008 7:21 am**

I'm hoping to get a few runs in this morning Kathy, then back to Aussie summer, this afternoon - local snowstorms permitting!! :sneaky:

Thankyou for the seashells !! And the sunshine. Yesterday, we skiied blind most of the day. No visibility much at all... a little sunshine gives definition, so you can tell whether you're skiing downhill or trying to ski uphill. This can be useful !!! Grin.

Posted: **Tue Feb 26, 2008 5:00 pm**

Hello Pam:-4

So sorry you holidays are over and glad that you have wonderful memories:-4 Talk with you soon.