A great nights observing

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17 years 1 month ago #52597 by johnomahony

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Managed to get out for 2 hours with the CGE 11 and clocked off a few messier objects, M13, M27, M35, M57, M71, the globular in Altair M? whirlpool and pinwheel galaxies, double cluster in Perseus and some other cluster in Cassopeia which I forget.
Its so easy to do this with a goto scope it almost takes some of the fun out of it but its much easier on my back and great if you have a limited time.
The dumbell was particularly bright last night

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17 years 1 month ago #52599 by lunartic_old

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Sounds like a great night Trevor, you managed to bag some fantastic objects.

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17 years 1 month ago #52625 by dave_lillis

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A grand report there Trev, fair play for getting those faint fuzzies in Pegasus.!

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