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... who knows what other travellers might not have set out with a wild surmise for these shores? Looking perhaps for Luca Antara; perhaps just for the day after tomorrow.
- Martin Edmond
- Schizoid Antipodean
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1 comment:
Martin - the these images look fascinating - I had a hobby of astronomy when I was boy - do you have a telescope? If you are really keen you can make Newtonian.
My brother hooked up with a programe via the net that - once you set coordinates of your own locality - tells you where the stars etc are where you are each night and even with binoculars he can see the satellites of the planets and so on... (he is in Townsville - I've never been there myself (in fact never been to Australia) but I believe it is often very clear of sky there).
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