No clouds!!!!!!!!!!!!

[huwbellamy]

Dudes,

theres no clouds over Swansea - I haven't had a real chance to use my C6R (1 month) yet and after the nice review of an Evostar 150 I read earlier I'm dying to get out. Am packing the car and off to a reasonably dark spot in Gower - have coffee, will observe. Yippee!

[Greg]

Chop..Chop..

Cloudy here..

But I may get the grab n go out if it improves..

[Jamie]

No clouds here but its too damned light....

[Cloudwatcher]

Orange tinted scattered cloud with blue patches in between. ( Orange and blue! Some atmospheres simply have no taste!)

[beamish]

Hew, GO GO GO!!! Ride like the devil and don't spare the horses!

karlo

[Greg]

( Orange and blue! Some atmospheres simply have no taste!)

Yuk....

No doubt there's a brown belt in there somewhere......

Apologies i'm having a Susan and Trinny moment..

[Kenny_10_Bellys]

Stick a fork in it... it's done. Very few clouds tonight so I grabbed my little ED-80 and drove to the carpark near the top of the hill above my town and have spent a couple of hours in the pale blue night trying to get images of Jupiter. It's still quite light here in the north, just darkening twilight even at 2 in the a.m. but it was still good to get out again. Jupiter was about 12-15 degrees above the horizon over the town, so I stuck in a LPR filter and oogled it for a while, in between trying to get shots with my piggybacked DSLR (hopeless and gritty) and my LPI webcam. Unfortunately, due to the twilight and problems I've been having with the motor drive I never got any worthwhile shots at all, but damn it was still good to get a look at Jupiter. Bands could clearly be seen and at least 3 moons no problem. Still no GSR, but when I get my 8" SCT I'll bag that sucker. Back home at 1.30am for tea and medals.