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April 13, 2024

Close-to-home fun

Category: Outdoor Life Author: Super User
As an outdoors writer for the past 39 years, I’ve become accustomed to “gallavanting” around the country fishing, hunting and collecting material for my articles. Lately though, I’ve been sticking pretty close to home. Kenneth Shephard with a good “eater…

Near total eclipse of the moon

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Lunar Eclipse 2021 1000

Folks over most of North America (who were up very early in the morning in our area) got a rare chance to see a near total eclipse of the moon Friday, October 19. Maximum eclipse occured in Woodville, Tx, where this photo was taken, occured at approximately 3:30 a.m. Booster photographer Jim Powers spent a chilly hour or so tracking the moon across the sky and making a total of 370 photos to catch the moment the eclipse occurred. (Jim Powers/TCB Photo)

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