Tuesday, May 08, 2012
TPL has astrophoto books
I wonder... I was curious if the Toronto Public Library might have books on astrophotography. Logged in and snooped around. There were a few. Cool!
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- referred Gord to SCOPE
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- selected new WISP
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- heard the net was down
- Justin swapped batteries
- recovered some rockets
- received award
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- packed the N11
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- setting eclipse (Blue Mountains)
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