Colors on the planet were difficult to ascertain due to the thick fog. Seeing conditions were fair. Frost managed to rapidly coat most items left exposed to the night air on this cold, humid night. By the time the observing session had ended more substantial clouds were visible above the fog, illuminated by the light of a waning quarter moon. This rough sketch was made with tripod-mounted 20x80 binoculars.
North is approximately to the upper left.
An 80mm solar filter was in place over each objective lens. A 13cm refractor was used at 115x and 170x for this observation. The comet moved fairly rapidly in the telescope's field of view during the sketch. It took a while longer to complete the comet's tail. It's possible that I overcorrected for the comet's motion and moved the tail a little too far to the west in this re-make of the original sketch.