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Well, Geoff was a surprise visitor tonight.
When he arrived, they sky was covered in high cloud. The clouds finally left at around 7 or 7:30pm, from memory. From that point on it was clear and clean, with only a little atmospheric turbulence.
Through Kevin's scope, we were able to see one of the Galilean moons transit Jupiter.
I wasn't able to get tracking right on the wedge, but wasn't too far away. Maybe next time, with a little more daylight, and a better compass.
Thanks to Kevin and Geoff for making the trip out.
Gate was locked just after 11:30pm.
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