Hi!

[Ladydeb]

Hi there! 
I’m Deb, in Lancashire, UK. I have recently got a celestron powerseeker 660 (it was my dads, a good few years old, he can’t fathom it) as well as a 3.3x Barlow lens, an sr4 a k20 and a H12. Ive just ordered (& waiting for it to arrive!) a new star finder as the one on it seem to be broken. Tonight I saw the moon craters, I’ll be honest I had to chop and change the lens until I figured out what was what but I got there in the end, I feel it’ll be a little easier with the star point to locate - well stars hahahaha. 
 I’m really looking forward to getting to you know you all a little more 😁 have a great Christmas week and happy gazing xx 

Edited December 20, 2020 by Ladydeb

[Sunshine]

A big welcome to SGL! enjoy surfing this great forum for almost endless hints and tips.

[richard ashbee]

Hello and welcome to the group, a great place to learn about your equipment

[SStanford]

Welcome to the forum, Deb. 

[Mr Spock]

Hi Deb, welcome to SGL 

[Floater]

Welcome. I hope you have lots of fun - and from your intro it seems like you will. 🙂

[banjaxed]

Hi Deb, welcome to SGL.

[rwilkey]

Hi Deb, welcome from me too, way down south.  Good luck & clear skies!

[Dave Lloyd]

Hi Deb, welcome. 

[Zermelo]

Welcome to the forum Deb.

Clear nights have been in short supply in the last few weeks, so well done on getting some observing done.
And there are thousands of informative posts on here that you can read up on during the other 97% of evenings 😀

[laudropb]

Hello Deb and a warm welcome to the SGL.

[Ladydeb]

Ah thanks everyone, yeah, I was really hoping to get out tonight on solstice but as usual in the northwest of sunny england, it’s raining 😒 xx 

[Pete Presland]

Hi welcome to SGL from Pete in Bedfordshire 🙂

[sloz1664]

Hi Deb, and a very warm welcome to the Lounge 😀

Steve