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OK leaving now. 8pm takes about 45 - 50 min to FLO - depends on traffic a bit too. Any other, read thread to get more info if you want to join us. See you soon Amigo Leaving now... Over and

Ack. See you at 20:30-20:45. I think my Jan agrees with your Jan, BTW. Bruce McGlashan Ministry of Silly Walks (in rubber boots tonight) ago. the END

Bruce Text description OAFs message #297 as you say. STOP Not too late. Will leave as soon as you confirm. STOP Anticipate my arrival between 8:30 and 8:45 @ PetroCan. STOP Have combination and

I got your message. I found your directions from a few weeks ago. I won't be able to leave until about 20:00. Is that too late for you? I would be in Almonte at about 08:30. Could I meet you at

Hi Bruce! Naw it's only 7:29pm, plenty of time. You need directions to FLO, Bruce? Also Attilla or anyone West End- if you're there at all - cloud cover update update, SVP? My van's packed.

I'm in! I hope it's not too late, Roland.

cumulus. Right! OK, so we've established that the idea of observing tonite is less nutty than a fruitcake -- good first step. I'll begin packing the van just in case: a) it does actually clear

That sounds just great! If you do manage to get some free publicity for that kind of event, perhaps we should offer some kind of rain date to be publicized for that event as well. Good going! I

This is for bells corners, not quite as far west as kanata. There are big sections of blue sky. All of the clouds are broken cumulus. There is no cirrus. There is a low haze as well. But the clouds

Hi all! I spoke with someone I know at the Perth newspaper today and mentioned that at some point we would like to do a public astronomy night for the town of Perth so he said since no company was

It is now 100% cloud cover here in Orleans at 6:38pm. I need someone who can tell me if it looks clear or like clearing out in the West End. How's Kanata? ONLY IF IT DOES GET CLEAR ;-) I would

Count me in! If I read this http://www.cmc.ec.gc.ca/cmc/images/cld_reg_ps_ecan2_012.jpg right, we're in for clear skies starting about 20:00. Is that right? Where and when? Bruce

My gosh, you're right - it looks down right blueish out there. The sky that is. Let me get home and I'll check the usual suspects to see what is forecast (which you've probably already done) and

It looks like it will clear. Also the moon rises at 1AM tonight leaveing us 3.75 hours of darkness. -ad

For sidewalk stuff, zero interest is exactly as perfect as 3+/month. The purpose, I believe, is for each to do whatever astronomy's ok for you, and perhaps to share whatever that is with friends

NIce poll. ONe thought....I think that sidewalk astronomy is seasonal. Short of going "out with the Scouts", the late nightfall makes summer sidewalking difficult. The winter, on the other hand,

Good morning Mike! I don't believe that it is our intention to be a dedicated sidewalk astronomy group. I know that this wouldn't do it for me. I like sidewald astro., but nothing compares with a

attilla.danko@... wrote: Actually, one of my unstated goals in this sessions and my prior one in Almonte is to get more grass roots interest in astronomy and more awareness of the

Public Astronomy sessions are a great way to introduce new people to our hobby - to this I agree with all my heart. Personally my hobby is astronomy (astro photography) not sidewalk astronomy.

Before we lure hoardes of scouts and students to come stampeding into the night... Jan and I put together a quick poll just to get a feel for the potential level of interest in doing public