Set up the 16" at 17:00 (07:00 ut) left to cool down .
Started observing at 19:00 (09:00 UT) temp 20deg C
trans 6-10, 10 best, seeing 7-10 slight haze but quite reasonable.
First object Saturn very crisp Cassini div very plain cloud bands quite pronounced, four moons seen 13 mm nagler mag x140, 7mm orthoscopic magx261 very nice, seeing steady.
M65-66 and ngc3628 stars down to mag 14.5 easily seen, all just fit in the field of view of the 30mm plossl.
Turned my attention to the Southern sky with a visit to Volans and the ring galaxy ESO 34-G11 even though getting a little low the two close by galaxies and the ring were observed with the 9mm plossl and the 13mm nagler, then onto the Meat Hook galaxy Ngc 2442 with its companions ESO 59-G11 and Ngc2434 all in the field of the 13mm nagler with stars down to about 14 mag seen.
Orion was next on the list, tried for the Horse head but to no avail seeing was to bad there as it was only about 25degs above my horizon, but was able to see 6 stars in the Trapezium in moments of reasonable seeing.
Over to Canis Major and Ngc2207 and Ic2163 which are merging galaxies and have ben showen to there best by the Hubble Space Telescope, Ngc2207 is the brightest of the pair at about 10.5mag but Ic 2163 has a low surface brightness and is much more difficult to see, there is a 13.5 mag star close by Ic2163 and has been mistaken for a Supernova in the past.
Onto Centaurus and galaxies Ngc 4954 and Ngc 5128 (CentA) both very prominent in the 13mm nagler, also Ngc 5102 a bright SO galaxy which is made harder to see by being in the same field as Iota Centauri.
No visit to Centaurus would be complete without observing Omega Centaurus (Ngc 5139) stunning as usual.
Next stop Ngc 5236 (M83) spiral arms quite pronounced and stars to 14.5.mag easily seen.
By this time Jupiter was getting a little higher in the sky and even though there was no red spot to look at was very crisp in the 7mm Ortho with a blue filter.
At around 21:30 was able to get a view of Comet 73p Schwassmann-Wachmann, but only the C componant as it was getting light and some cloud was appearing on the N/E
horizen.
Back to Jupiter to watch the shadow and transit of Io, using the 7mm ortho and blue filter it was so clear with both the shadow and Io plainly seen against the planet.
Clouds came across and with the Moon rising called it a night at 22:15(12:15 ut).
A very enjoyable few hours observing
I get rather high!! 
