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From: mike@amdcad.UUCP (Mike Parker)
Newsgroups: net.jokes
Subject: Re: Where to see Perseus meteor shower?
Message-ID: <2721@amdcad.UUCP>
Date: Sat, 17-Aug-85 21:18:48 EDT
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Posted: Sat Aug 17 21:18:48 1985
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References: <646@adobe.UUCP> <448@spar.UUCP> <122@bridge2.UUCP>
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Summary: Reposted from ba.general

In article <122@bridge2.UUCP>, dac@bridge2.UUCP writes:
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> > >So where can a few friendly people looking for a good time expect to be
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> > is an excellent local site for amateur astronomy of all kinds.  Closer in,
> > so is Henry Coe State Park, in the mountains northeast of Morgan Hill.
> > Grant Ranch County Park, half way up the road from San Jose to Lick
> > Observatory, is pretty good, though not so dark.  And if you go over on the
> > coast and find a beach that is (a) far enough south to be past the fog belt,
> > and (b) far enough north to be free of the lights of Santa Cruz and Salinas,
> > you may do very well.  Try the area around Davenport -- I used to live there
> > and it was generally both clear and dark.
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> > Jay Reynolds Freeman (Schlumberger Palo Alto Research)(canonical disclaimer)
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