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30-03-2007, 08:44 PM
| | Active Member | | Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: Fenstanton Cambridge
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| | | some advice
Hi
for some reason it must be mid life crisis, but never been into astronamy, but now i find i have a interest, it comes from being out one evening trying to help a mate with some night photography for owls, and it was clear , he started pointing out odd stars and through my ignorance i had no idea what he was on about,
i would say when i saw the moon change to red i got fascinaited so i thought " i want to know more"
so having nearly hit the 50 mark, i have no idea were to start, so many books ect,
i am fortunate i have a good pair binos, and a very good bird watching scope.
any way sorry to bore you, but any help on how to get started be much obliged.
thanks all in anticipation
regards
Steve |
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