[matt]

Well...the conditions weren't favourable but seeing Mike's great images inspired me to have a go anyway.

Here's one from early this morning (Oct 23) around 2.30am.

Mars was around the 30 degree mark.

This is the area around 320-330 degrees longitude. The major feature Syrtis Major is just coming into view. Sinus Sabaeus is also clearly in view, as is the Hellas basin.

There's also a fair amount of cloud hovering around the NPH. (North is up, BTW).

Thanks for looking.