a new definition of frustration!!!

[Tim]

The skies here were glorious last night, very steady, dry air and generally conditions we thrive on, no moon, no incoming cloud to worry about. How often do we get a night like that? You can usually count a year's worth on one hand.

But we have been attacked by the "Dreaded Lurgi" and naturally being a man I have it worse than the mrs......

Symptoms include.....sleeplessness, again just another perfect ingredient for a great night of astronomy, but also a head so fuzzy and thick it was nigh on impossible to do anything requiring mental effort, which included operating my humble obsy and imaging setup.

Try as I might, nothing made any sense, and so I ended up spending the greater part of the dark clear night, sleepless, just looking at what could have been. We sleep in our conservatory so the whole roof is a window to the sky....no escaping the frustration, a real skeleton at the feast night

I hope everybody else managed more successfully than me last night!

Cheers

Tim

[Catanonia]

What a pain TJ, it was a corker of a night.

But as some of us said last night on chat when we made stupid mistakes,

"They will still be there in 1 million + years"

[Mikea]

If it makes you feel any better, weather here (Paignton, English Riviera) last night was rubbish. Again!!

[martin_h]

What a pain TJ, it was a corker of a night.

But as some of us said last night on chat when we made stupid mistakes,

"They will still be there in 1 million + years"

[crabbiT Scot]

That sucks, I hope you get better soon!! To make you feel better, I've had almost 2 weeks of cloud

And I have to say, very cool sleeping in the conservatory under the night sky