[Lvas] LVAS website

[Rob]

Hi Roger,

Thanks for the kind words.  The Observer's Challenge page is still a 
work in progress.  I'm currently adding March's challenge to the page. I 
think this will give our project more visibility and hopefully get more 
people involved.  Please pass the location of our website to your local 
club members. 

I hope to be able to participate in this month's challenge.  Cindy is 
out of the hospital and doing better.  We've got our Cathedral Gorge 
Spring Fling later in the month.  If the weather is good, Cathedral 
Gorge has near mag 6.0 skies.  I'm still going to go after the Virgo 
Diamond.

Glad you like what I've done with the Challenge.  Take care.

Rob



roger ivester wrote:
> Rob,
>  
> Just looked at the website, most impressive. We will get better with 
> each month, regarding our material.
>  
> This is one of the best astronomy websites that I have ever seen.
>  
> Hope all is well...and best regards to all.
>  
> Roger Ivester   
>
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> /*    I* can see how it might be possible for a man to look down upon 
> the earth and be an atheist, but I cannot conceive how he could look 
> up into the heavens and say there is no God.      Abraham Lincoln/
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