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Originally Posted by N1
The area along the Hume Hwy between Goulburn and Yass offers a few side roads with some reasonably unobstructed views to the East. Watched the transit of Venus from there. Low Eastern Horizon wasn't quite as crucial then, but should still be pretty usable for this event. First spot I used (around sunrise) was here:
https://www.google.co.nz/maps?saddr=...t=m&mra=ls&z=9
Good, but had to move further south/west to get away from cloud band advancing from the North. Sound familiar? 
Edit: SkippySky suggests this area should be OK tonite. |
Thanks! So we are expecting moonrise around 5:27, and it will rise eclipsed - given the location you have given me, at what point should we be able to see the moon? I understand totality ends 6:45 or around then?