I was fortunate to have sun both days of the weekend, but the loop prom that began to form late Sunday morning was what made the whole session a one of a kind experience.
The attached image shows a precursor jet that I imaged, and when I came back to image the area a half hour later there was a very bright knot starting to form. It slowly started to develop into a loop which is shown in the first 3 images in the sequence. I had to leave the scope for a few hours, but when I came back the details in the loop structure were very impressive. I have many more images, but these are the better of the lot...seeing was not the best in the morning session and worse by the late afternoon final image in the sequence.
The images were taken with the Daystar Quantum (0.45A) filter. The CR-150,f8/4x Powermate scope was used to capture the first 3 images and the final image in the set was taken through the 25cm Meade ACF SCT/Daystar full aperture ERF at prime focus (f10). Change of scope to test out the re-collimated optics and only scope that had a clear view to the west
As a result the image scale is not uniform, and had I more time I would try to assemble a little better 
I will post the balance of the weekends images as I get them processed...very busy at work again and limited time to work on them.
Questions and comments are always welcome,
Brian
It was pretty impressive to watch it grow over time.
