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Author:	ScopeKing [ Wed Feb 17, 2010 3:24 am ]
Post subject:	Winter Star Party was mostly crap!
2010 WSP was not so good weather wise, but still was somewhat fun. As it was really far South compared to NM, seeing objects over head in the sky was a blast. Seeing rain and wind was not. Yes, you can see the Southern Cross and Omega Centauri because of the Southern Location. I do not own the right filter, but we did look at a The Horsehead in another guy's scope. Al Nagler was a humble and funny man in person. There was a guy with a f/2 14" dob that made my D14 look like a D30. LOL. The images were really not that bad, but I would not trade scopes with him, that's for sure. I will post the pictures as soon as I can make them small enough to lay up on here.

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