Ellen Stewart RMT

10/12/2025

Happy Thanksgiving!!…

04/30/2025

WANTED - leftover chainlink fencing. We need to fix our fawn enclosure asap. Do you have any pieces that you no longer need? It needs to be 4 - 6 feet high. Any length will do as we need about 1000 ft. It will be buried in the ground so rust or wear is fine, as long as it is workable. We'll gladly pick it up locally, but if you can deliver it, that would be wonderful! Please let us know 705 286-1133 Thank you!

03/10/2025

Almost time to look up again 👀 ⬆️ 🌕 🌌… 😜

🌕✨ The Moon is Turning Red On Pi Day! 🔴 🌌

For one special night, the Moon will transform into a stunning reddish-orange during a total lunar eclipse! 🌙🔥 This will be the only total lunar eclipse of 2025 visible from the U.S., so mark your calendars—you won’t want to miss it! 📅 👀
📅 When Will It Happen?

The total lunar eclipse occurs on March 14 at 1:09 AM EDT, but in some time zones, the partial phase will begin on the night of March 13.

⏳ Eclipse Timings:
🔹 01:09 AM EDT (05:09 GMT) – Partial eclipse begins
🔹 02:26 AM EDT (06:26 GMT) – Total eclipse begins
🔹 03:31 AM EDT (07:31 GMT) – Total eclipse ends
🔹 04:48 AM EDT (08:48 GMT) – Partial eclipse ends

🌍 Who Can See It?
The eclipse will be visible anywhere the Moon is above the horizon, including:
✅ The Americas
✅ Antarctica
✅ Parts of northwest Africa

Set your alarms, grab your cameras, and witness a breathtaking celestial event!

02/04/2025

Public skating. Yay 😁 ⛸️ 🧣☕️

01/25/2025

Get your Telescope 🔭 out and look 👀 to the sky 🌌

Don’t miss this celestial event on Jan 25, 2025!

Skywatchers are in for a celestial treat as six planets — Mars, Jupiter, Venus, Saturn, Neptune, and Uranus — will all be visible in the night sky.

Of course, you will also be able to see this event tonight, as the planets will be making an appearance for almost all of January 2025. But in case you already have evening plans tonight, I wanted to make this little post to give you a warning to mark your calendar for tomorrow — to make sure you save some time to catch it before the month ends 🙂

While Mars, Jupiter, Venus, and Saturn are visible to the naked eye, spotting Neptune and Uranus requires a telescope. The best time to start watching this astronomical event is shortly after sunset, to ensure that you catch all the planets.

So, mark your calendars and look to the skies!

12/20/2024

11/30/2024