Why Astronomy is out!

[Terry B]

The far end of this lawn area is where I ususally set up my scope. Brrrrrr

[jjjnettie (Jeanette)]

Flippen 'ell Terry, if you stood still for too long you'd be frozen to the spot.

[iceman (Mike)]

Lovely, it sure has been a cold snap lately.

[jjjnettie (Jeanette)]

One more to go till 100 posts, congratulations.

[ving (David)]

sorry terry, i dont see your problem

[Ric]

That will turn you into a snowman Terry.

Cheers

[asterisk (Geoff)]

Spare a thought for Sheeny at Oberon - the following link is from today's SMH:
http://media.fairfax.com.au/?sy=smh&...News&rid=29385

[hogly52 (Graeme)]

I'm with Terry, it was cold last night. Got down to 13' here, and I had to wear thongs on my feet.

Cheers

[ballaratdragons (Ken)]

and why is Astronomy 'out'? It's just frosty and snowy. Best time for observing and imaging

[M110 (Andrew)]

Spare a thought for us Hobartians. It's always freezing cold of a night during winter. Except if it's cloudy of course.lol
Must be time to move somewhere warmer.....Coffs Harbour maybe

[Terry B]

Originally Posted by M110

Spare a thought for us Hobartians. It's always freezing cold of a night during winter. Except if it's cloudy of course.lol
Must be time to move somewhere warmer.....Coffs Harbour maybe

I was in Coffs Harbour in Jan when the comet was in the low west. A totally useless place to be from an astro point of view. You have mountains and daily cloud to the west. Stay in the cold. At least you can rug up vs the clouds.

[KG8]

The cold is easy to be out in if you have driven 200km to get to a dark sky and have only a tent to climb into. But I imagine that if I lived where you are terry, I would be taking a couple of nights off too. BRRRRRRRR!