Mixed grill
8 September 2010 07:46Recent stuff:
Weather permitting I've been doing a nightly quick observation of Jupiter -- and saw three moons again last night with the binoculars. An hour later I was thinking of taking the telescope out for a better look -- and the cloud cover was 100%. I guess there's a lesson there. I'm somewhat lazy about these nightly observations -- if i can see it from the deck, that's best. if I have to run around outside in the lawn in the dewy darkness the evening that the lawn-guy's been here -- that's less likely. I love having acres of trees on the property, but they do obscure much of the sky from here.
Sharon has news this morning:
http://rolanni.livejournal.com/597713.html
Oh, that cloud cover from last night? Still dripping here.
Projects being worked on besides Ghost Ship? A couple of proposals.
My brother and his wife just finished a vacation -- they came to Augusta and we had a great breakfast visit and I also showed them the local Tim Horton's. Then they did a bunch of their geology touring -- fossils,minerals, plate tectonics! -- and ended up with snow showers near Lake Placid on their way home. Cool!
So what's your geology passion? Me, I like quartz, and perdiot, and subtle colored gems. I am NOT a fan of augmented colored stones, no.
Weather permitting I've been doing a nightly quick observation of Jupiter -- and saw three moons again last night with the binoculars. An hour later I was thinking of taking the telescope out for a better look -- and the cloud cover was 100%. I guess there's a lesson there. I'm somewhat lazy about these nightly observations -- if i can see it from the deck, that's best. if I have to run around outside in the lawn in the dewy darkness the evening that the lawn-guy's been here -- that's less likely. I love having acres of trees on the property, but they do obscure much of the sky from here.
Sharon has news this morning:
http://rolanni.livejournal.com/597713.html
Oh, that cloud cover from last night? Still dripping here.
Projects being worked on besides Ghost Ship? A couple of proposals.
My brother and his wife just finished a vacation -- they came to Augusta and we had a great breakfast visit and I also showed them the local Tim Horton's. Then they did a bunch of their geology touring -- fossils,minerals, plate tectonics! -- and ended up with snow showers near Lake Placid on their way home. Cool!
So what's your geology passion? Me, I like quartz, and perdiot, and subtle colored gems. I am NOT a fan of augmented colored stones, no.