The cloud cover here in the Willamette Valley made it a bit difficult at first.
Then it cleared off and we were able to start looking.
We set a white sheet up on the backside of our garage and positioned a mirror so that we could focus on what we needed to see without burning our retinas out.  ha!
Looking through the homemade pin-hole binoculars we made.
After tilting and moving the mirror around we finally spotted a little dot in the upper right-hand corner.
Do you see it?  
(The small white dots around the edge on either side of the mirror were just designs on the mirror itself. ) 
It finally showed up, after an hour and a half of looking, and we were thrilled that we could show this to Skylar.  It won't come again under 2117, so this was a great thing for all three of us to see.
Later that night the moon looked like a big wheel of cheese.








































