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anneliese_32

The Early Bird

anneliese_32
13 years ago

did not get the worm, but at 6:28 AM I saw on my walk a fireball (bolide). It stopped me in my tracks. The first real big one I have seen in all those years of nightshift and after retirement, walking in the dark of the morning.

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