After being sat outside at the University of an evening, in
a courtyard that has very little lighting I have come to appreciate the lack of
light pollution here. The moon has such a glow, something I have never seen so
brightly before, and the sky is so clear and so dark that the stars really do
twinkle. Maybe it’s the fact that we are in a higher altitude, and we are
actually closer to the stars, but the night sky is actually breath taking. I
hope that as we move on to more rural areas it will just seem even more
magical.
I have resolved to do a little research on constellations so
that I can piece together what I can see to mean something. The only one I can
recall is Orions belt, which I think I can see – I’ll keep you posted on my
star gazing!
Kx
There's one that looks like saucepan that's called the wheelbarrow. That's all I know! Xx
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