Here's my last log entry of this colourful beauty....
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Next chance I get at the eyepiece, I'm going to say sorry to Erakis for not visiting sooner....
Opera glass to the Moon
I didn't manage to sketch the recent Full Moon, but I had a go at the gibbous Moon, as seen with my opera glasses. It was a cold night,...
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It had been a beautifully hot day, the Sun was relentless, happy, strong, and chromium yellow in a big blue cloudless sky. Our motorhome &qu... -
This year's Christmas tree The roaring winds dropped, the clouds parted and the night of Christmas day was cloaked in the light of the... -
Digging around in a charity shop the other day I found an interesting book titled: The Modern Children's Library of Knowledge Bo...
Always fun watching this giant fade out and brighten!
ReplyDeleteHope you and your TAL PAL get a good look soon!
Nearby triple Struve 2819 and double Struve 2816 all wrapped up in OC IC 1396 would make another fun to read observational posting from "The Pembs"!
Hi SUG , as soon as these clouds vacate...I'm back in the observatory..
ReplyDeleteThe skies have been awful here in Pembrokeshire... cloud cover for the better part of the month...
I think I'm suffering from observatory deprivation syndrome...
Can't wait to get a look at those Struves.....
Hope all is well with you ...
Catch you soon
Mark...
OMG a case of ODS! This is not good!
ReplyDeleteMaybe you should tear down the
observing shed.......
It is beautiful in my 12 inch dob!
ReplyDeleteI was looking at it 3 nights ago. Still a beauty after 10 years of observing it for me! A new favorite.
Hello NiteSkyGirl, next clear night my scope is going to be pointing North...revisiting this little gem is long overdue... :0)
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