To catch a comet

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To catch a comet

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Driving any western boundary road in the city to get a glimpse of this rogue comet (Panstarrs)travelling through our solar system.

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Nice tail!
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Hi Barry
Beautiful composition. A nice break from building a rocket suit!
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very nice composures, Barry! Reminds one of comet mcnaught where just the tail could be seen at its brightest period....
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