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james mallon
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« on: 28-Sep-2011 05:57:51 BST »

top viewing tonight firstly saw the very pretty pleiades and then the incomparable jupiter and the four largest moons callisto io ganemede and of course europa but best of all along with four meteorites the great orion nebular my very first what a nights spotting oh and in all the excitement forgot to mention the planet mars altogether a wonder few hours outside to see the universe just missed the iss but never mind that would have been a little bit greedy of me anyway just thought i would tell you very informative and kind people of this site before the memory left me overnight ( bad memory see ) hope i have not bored anyone with my ramblings   clear skies see you at pex hill tomorrow after 7pm thanx jimmythemoonlight 
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« Reply #1 on: 28-Sep-2011 20:46:06 BST »

Hey hey, some great spots there. Septembers been a bit of a damp squid seeing wise, but the past few days have been fab. Tonight is really clear, so get back spotting
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« Reply #2 on: 29-Sep-2011 06:23:32 BST »

thanx for the reply mark not resting on my laurels though up at pex hill tonight to see some more planets and stars and hopefully learn a bit of stuff as well last night was one of the best nights i have had for a few months now and im right back in the swing of things seeing the orion nebula was certainly a eye opener can't wait for tonight one thing i have learned is though is i must get myself a star map and stop relying on stellerium so much thanx again for you reply hope to see you up at pex hill sometime jimmythemoonlight clear skies always
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