After a few days of looking and waiting, I've finally spotted the July crescent Moon.
Due to the location of this evening's Moon, I couldn't use Tal2 for observing.
I decided to give the 40mm refractor a chance at capturing some lunar light...
The little scope performed admirably, and delivered some lovely views.
The weather in Pembrokeshire is still beautiful, so to take full advantage of it, Helen and I have been sleeping outside under the stars.
These past three nights we've had the studio shed doors open, and we are both inside on the floor in sleeping bags.
Our heads are sticking out of the doorway, which affords us a spectacular view of the night sky..
Last night, at about 1p.m. we were disturbed by something lurking in the hedgerow, it turned out to be a hedgehog.. a very noisy hedgehog!
Maybe he will be back again tonight to disturb our peace.. I do hope so.
Too fun. What better way to spend time together and enjoy a starry slumber!
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