The Liverpool Astronomical Society

Have no problems with this. Though I dont think it will  become  nationwide. We are just not ready for such a radical thing as this, even if it will help reduce our carbon footprint most people think of the safty aspect of it, when in reallity most are at home tucked up in bed.

Would like to thank all members of LAS for a very entertaining evening @Thursaston last Saturday evening/night. The only thing that wasnt helpful was the clouds. Learnt so much in 2 hours. Again many thanks to you all.WIRRAL STAR PARTY MARCH 2007

Hello,
I've been reading your site now for the past month or so. I live on the Wirral and am very new to astronomy,(although I'm very old). I have 2 telescopes a Bushnell 4.5 reflector, and a Meade LX90, 8inch (4 month old) All my star gazing is done from my garden, with a reasonable dark area to the South.
Would like to thank all those members who gave their time at the Wirral star party. I learnd a lot in a very short time. Will, when time permits attend your meetings at the Cathedral.

HJB