FINALLY, a View!

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FINALLY, a View!

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A few years ago (when I first discovered the old site) I was constantly cutting down trees in the back yard to get a decent view. Unfortunately, the more I cut , the faster the trees left grew. I could hardly make any headway, until now.

All I had to do was turn 180 degrees, walk 350 yards and clear out the last trees between me and a wide-open field without tree line for at least a quarter mile or more.

Depending on where I set up now I have open views southeast,south, southwest from near horizon to just past zenith. No more night treks through jungle and briar to find a decent view!

The bonus (other than astronomically speaking, I did not harm healthy trees to get this wonderful panoramic view.
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We look forward to reading your next viewing report.

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fine job you did , thx .
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Looking good.
I took a few big ones out that were in danger of hitting the house, and it really opened up the southern sky :Astronomer1:
Clear Skies,
-Jeff :telescopewink:


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