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7. Last time a saw a meteor was December 1961

Tue Jan 3, 2012, 07:39 PM

Jan 2012

I am not kidding. I was camping in Ventura with the Girl Scouts and we saw one streak across the sky.

That's what happens when you're born and raised in Los Angeles. Too many lights. I did get to see what millions of stars look like on the moring of the January 1994 earthquake. It was 4:30 am and we all stumbled outside in the pitch dark. It was a clear night and I just happened to look up at the sky and gasped. I forgot there were so many stars in the sky. Just Beautiful.

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How To See Tonight’s Meteor Shower [View all] Sherman A1 Jan 2012 OP

I live in Cleveland - The sun (or stars) never shine here liberal N proud Jan 2012 #1

Great, but the temp will about 15degrees Fahrenheit here!!! elleng Jan 2012 #2

I live in Oregon. "sky" is a rumor we've all heard, but nobody really believes in it. nt Speck Tater Jan 2012 #3

I guess I AM getting up at 4AM for a run now underpants Jan 2012 #4

I wish I could see through the clouds neverforget Jan 2012 #5

I'll remember to go outside and look tularetom Jan 2012 #6

Last time a saw a meteor was December 1961 PlanetBev Jan 2012 #7