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Thanks for the kind comments guys, it is always pleasing to aim the scope at the moon when nearly full, to catch some of the less imaged features and to have steady seeing. I should label what they are, Aristarchus and Bailly are well known craters but having the lunar libration such that Bailly is as open to view that is as possible to get and to be clear skies too, is a combination that only happens a few times a year.
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