Yep, you are correct; you are being cheated out of your accustomed Sunday morning reading
enjoyment, muchachos. Since my retirement last year, I've had a pretty good
track record of delivering something new here every cotton-picking week, week after week after week. This here is something, but it ain't much…a
few pictures from the just completed 2014
Deep South Regional Star Gaze Spring Scrimmage. How’d it go? That you will
find out next time. Right now, I am hard at work on an assignment for Sky and Telescope as I sit in my Lodge
room waiting for dark. Can’t get through Sunday without the Little Old Blog from
Possum Swamp? May I remind you there are years of articles here—a veritable treasure trove in a five-and-dime sort of way. Anyhoo, I will see y’all back
here next Sunday, same Bat Time, same Bat Channel.
Next Time: The Herschel Project Night 43 Under Louisiana Spring Skies…
OK buddy, enjoy!
ReplyDeleteTreasure trove indeed Rod, and one that I occasionally dip into and enjoy. Mind you, that index is WAY out of date and is a bit like a table of contents rather than an index. Time for a revamp maybe? Keith James, London, England, (also a recent early retiree and loving it- but where does all that time disappear to?!!).
ReplyDeleteHi Keith...
ReplyDeleteThanks, and, yes, updating that index is one of the those things I keep meaning to do "one of these days." LOL
That looks like the ARP Funny Galaxies book in your stack of books there. Did you view any of them this time?
ReplyDeleteI miss Thomas Aquinas's inspection tour though.
Tommy says he appreciates you being a fan. LOL.
ReplyDeleteI did a couple of Arps this time out, mostly Herschels, though...