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The Frontenac Dark Sky Preserve doubles as the local landing station for the air ambulance, so it should be plowed.? One should never set up kit on the helipad.

Sorry to hear you are stepping back.? I hope you're keeping a manageable small scope and good pair of binos on hand. By the way, your email address above is r.elleray.harding@...? I can't send an

Dear cousin, Beware of the Ferengi vultures! PS. Enforce rule #21 no exceptions...except for cousins (which my put you in violation of rule #6!) Cheers, Albert. wrote:

Hey fellow OAFs! The years have caught up to me, and I find I am not longing up to hauling my astronomy equipment out to dark sites, and have decided to step back from the hobby! Consequently I have

Thanks for doing that Attila. I'll send the URL to our Scouters who are taking the Venture Company there this coming weekend. Tim

Cool. I think the overflow parking lot of Camp Opemikon deserves to have a clear sky chart: <http://www.cleardarksky.com/c/CmpOpknONkey.html?1> attilla danko, https://www.cleardarksky.com/csk,

I have many fond memories of camping there with my kids as well :) As for observing horizon, the regular parking lot is treed with some lights and so not a great place to observe from. The overflow

"This is an intriguing site as it is only 30 minutes from my home, vice 70 minutes to the North Frontenac Dark Sky Preserve. Can you tell us more about the site? Is it private property? Do you need

It is a Scouts Canada camp. It is awesome and I've taken old troop there a couple times. Definitely dark sky, but lots of trees, as you might expect from a camp. I don't recall any great lines of

This is an intriguing site as it is only 30 minutes from my home, vice 70 minutes to the North Frontenac Dark Sky Preserve. Can you tell us more about the site? Is it private property? Do you need

Unfortunately a little far for me to travel tonight, I'll only make it as far as FLO.? But I would certainly be very interested in joining you another night!? Looks like a decent spot. Matt

Hi folks. I'll be taking the 20 inch for some deep sky observing at the camp Opemikon?overflow parking lot tonight between ~8PM to ~2AM (if I last that long).? Feel free to join me... always welcome

Hello all, Unfortunately, the weather will not cooperate for tonight’s outing to Pit Road. ?The event is No-go. Cheers! Pierre

Hello all! It's that time again... Messier Marathon observing night at Pit Road, near Cobden... this coming Saturday night! ?All are welcome ... weather permitting! ?This is a great opportunity to

Newbie in Nepean here. Think I saw a smudge last night where it was supposed to be (Evolution 8). Backyard was fairly bright.

Saw the comet from Berry Side Road in Kanata. In the darker-orange section of the light pollution map. <timothypilgrim@...> wrote:

I had no problems finding it out in rural area ,although it was quite high almost at zenith camara pointing straight up . Hope to process pics tonight. Dave wrote:

You must be in a darker place than I. I stepped outside last night, moon quite low on the horizon with my 10x50's and even with averted vision had a difficult time in Orleans. Tim

Easily visible in 10x42 binoculars during a full moon -- provided the moon is only 5 or so degrees above the horizon. Even showed a slight asymmetry suggesting a tail.

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