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What's your favorite type of observing?

Deep Sky 12 (41.38%)
  
Planetary 5 (17.24%)
  
Lunar 2 (6.90%)
  
Double/Variable Stars 0 (0.00%)
  
Comets/Asteroids 6 (20.69%)
  
Armchair (reading magazines) 0 (0.00%)
  
Web Surfing 4 (13.79%)
  
Observing? I'm an equipment junkie 0 (0.00%)
  

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What\'s your favorite type of observing?
Authored by: bobmoody onSaturday, September 06 2003 @ 06:17 am EDT
Most of our members know that I\'m a deep sky freak. I\'ve gotten my Honorary Messier Certificate, and my Herschel I Certificate, and I am currently, albeit slowly, working on my H II\'s.
I\'d like to see more members leave a comment on these boards. If you\'re a member and you\'re reading this, leave your two-cents-worth!
What\'s your favorite type of observing?
Authored by: Anonymous onSaturday, September 13 2003 @ 01:27 am EDT
I like all types of observing I am an equipment
freak with a leaning toward the web

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