HALLEY'S COMET March 21, 1986  P / Halley Click the photo  for more images and information.
	COMET HYAKUTAKE March 22, 1996  C/1996 B2 Click the image for a higher resolution version.
	COMET HALE/BOPP March 20, 1997  C/1995 O1 Click the image for a higher resolution version.

"Unbelievably, all of the photographs above were taken on March 20, 21, 22, but in different years. March seems to be a good month for comets. All three photos were taken with the same camera and lens and in the same vicinity." -  D. Bush

	Hale/Bopp behind the corral and cattle chute.  This corral is visible in front of the barn on the home page of Missouri Skies.  The truck is a 1956 Ford.  March 23, 1997.
	A closer look at the cattle chute and Bopp.  March 23, 1997.
	The Andromeda Galaxy can be seen as a fuzzy patch  below and a little to the left of Hale/Bopp.  The lights of Albany can be seen at right.  March 25, 1997...evening sky.
	Halley's Comet seen here on the morning of March 21, 1986.  The glow from the impending sunrise can be seen along with the Milky Way Galaxy at the right.
	Black & White image of Hale/Bopp over the top of my house.  The Pleiades can be seen near the roof line in the middle. April 7, 1997....evening sky.
	Comet Hyakutake in the far northern sky.  The bright star to the lower left of the comet is Polaris (better known as the North Star).  March 26, 1996...evening sky.