Perseids

[JoM]

Space has been putting on an amazing show tonight!

It looked too cloudy for the Perseids earlier but it cleared for a while and we saw so many, some quite faint and others like fireworks, Tom and I have just come in from the garden after the cloud started rolling across again. Hopefully we can spot more tomorrow night.

[saundra]

I forgot
Must remember tonight

[Kaz]

Sounds amazing, but I'm not very good at staying up after midnight

[Suff]

I'm heading for the mountains tonight so I might get a view. However the clouds are forecast to be around a lot so I don't know.

[meriad]

ooh, I'll try and have a look out tonight - i love those kind of things. Nature truly at her best

[Workingman]

Too cloudy last night, I will try again tonight.

[saundra]

Made myself wake up at 2,30 this morning but it was to cloudy . Gggrrr

[Diflower]

We saw one
About midnight, really bright and shot a nice long way
Then I went to bed

[Ally]

Pierce thought he saw one hitting the pool just after midnight.

Toni (his mum) said: "that's the pool lights ya muppet!"

[JoM]

It was too cloudy here last night, glad we had a good look on Thursday night.

Di there were some like that on Thursday, a lot of little ones and then suddenly a huge bright one would shoot across the sky

They always make me think of my grandparents. The first shooting star I ever saw was when we were walking to visit them one Sunday evening when I was 3 or 4, every time I see one I think of them and that time.