Pictures Of the Discovery Launch from my Front porch.

[Babyblue]

Here are some pictures I have taken from my BB.

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Hubby took some better pictures with his camera. I will post them later.

I live about 2 hours Soutwest of the Capes.

 

[Jiro]

awesome!

 

[Bottesini]

Wow!

 

[Babyblue]

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This on you can see the two booster rockets dropping off the shuttle.

 

[sequoias]

Cool pictures!

 

[Babyblue]

The colors were awesome due to the sun setting.

 

[Babyblue]

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The rest from the BB.

I have to get the other pictures from the camera smaller, so I can put them here. Those will be posted later.

 

[shel90]

Awesome! One of my friends on FB is posting her pics of it too. She lives two hours from the space center. I didnt realize that u can see it like that from 2 hours away.

 

[Calvin]

Awesome! Always enjoy viewing the launches

 

[JClarke]

Awesome! One of my friends on FB is posting her pics of it too. She lives two hours from the space center. I didnt realize that u can see it like that from 2 hours away.

Yeah, my friend on FB took professional pics from his brand new SLR digital camera, I saw the pics - it looks very good. He lives a couple of hours away from them.

 

[Babyblue]

Yeah, my friend on FB took professional pics from his brand new SLR digital camera, I saw the pics - it looks very good. He lives a couple of hours away from them.

Cool! You and Shel should see if your friends from FB, will allow you to copy and paste their pictures here.

I would like to see them as well, from different regions in Florida.

 

[Reba]

Very cool! :P

 

[Royale]

Very neat!

Many thanks for sharing pics with us.

 

[Babyblue]

I am glad you all enjoyed these pictures. I always enjoy watching launches. I would love to go to Coca Beach one day and watch a launch from there. It is a two hour drive. so hard to predict when they will actually launch, due to so many postponements. and such. Long drive to have an expectation of something that may not happen.

 

[JamieLynn]

2 hours away and you could see it that well? Wow... amazing! Thx for sharing them with us!

Jamie

 

[Jiro]

2 hours away and you could see it that well? Wow... amazing! Thx for sharing them with us!

Jamie

yep why not. the rocket's HHHHHUUUUUUGGGGGGGGGEEEEEE. You can see I.S.S. with your own eyes or cheap binocular on clear day too! I haven't looked for it yet.....

 

[Jiro]

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I'm awarding you a Commendation Medal for being a true example of "pix of it didn't happen." MAKE ME PROUD

 

[JamieLynn]

yep why not. the rocket's HHHHHUUUUUUGGGGGGGGGEEEEEE. You can see I.S.S. with your own eyes or cheap binocular on clear day too! I haven't looked for it yet.....

Here from Paris? Are you sure? :shrug: (I know, my question might be silly but oh well... *sigh* )

Jamie

 

[Jiro]

Here from Paris? Are you sure? :shrug: (I know, my question might be silly but oh well... *sigh* )

Jamie

yes anywhere. even though I.S.S. orbits around Earth 15x a day, the toughest part is seeing it under clear sky at right time. click here to find out when you can see it (hopefully). click here for Paris

 

[Jolie77]

Cool Pictures - They're awesome.

Thanks for sharing that with us all.