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from a morning that looked like a roll up of 2 or 3 for the nite, we managed a total of 10 in the end
Joe arrived late - and left early
by the way Joe - we failed you on the exit driving course test for running over the red cone
you will have to book in again for your exiting proficiency certificate
on the other hand, Jacob had no trouble manoeuvring between Geoff's (inmykombie) van and scope when he was leaving us.
good to see our other Phil turn up and have an enjoyable nite finding stuff for the first time
a big welcome to Gaven from sydney on his first roll up - hope you enjoyed it and will return again.
I've been robbed !
all those 2$ coins you blokes promised to leave in the bottom of my scope for looking through it last nite were not there this morning when i looked
how am i going to pay Deeno for the lend of his Argo now !
fair dinkum !
i experimented with some "sit down" observing last nite (when i could get my scope back) - must say i spent more time at the eyepiece on each subject then normal i think
was still sore this arvo when i woke up - but in different places
had a bit of a squiz through Jacobs 16" during the nite and Greg finally looked at a target in his bino's that i could reach the eyepieces without needing a ladder - thanks fella's
you blokes didn't do a bad job on the party pies and sausage rolls either - we only had one left this morning when we left
and i must say i enjoyed Jacobs coffee last nite
as we left at 4-30 am, the pony club crew were arriving to prepare the food and stuff for there gymkhana day - first time we did not have to lock the gate - felt a bit strange
and YES - we did have live, naked eye views of the horse head .... true!
geoff