During yesterday evening, and into Sunday night. I together with friends from my local AS. Held an observing session, at our local dark sky observing site. Teggs Nose CP near Macclesfield. Skies were very clear with very good seeing. The jet stream must have taken the evening off. I was using my Altair Astro Wave series, 115 EDT on an IOptron Mini Tower 2. Eyepieces used varied, between Baader Hyperion 13mm (x60) Celestron 35mm Ultima (x 23) and TV 24mm Panoptic (x33) Filters. Optolong 2" UHC. Baader Neodymium. DSO data. Interstellarum. M 27 UHC 2" with 13mm Very large and very bright nebula. Elongated. I never tire of looking at the Northern skies biggest and best, planetary nebula. And tonight was no exception. This object was very easy in the deepening twilight sky. Once the skies were fully dark. M27 was a delightful object to study. NGC 6826 UHC 2" 13mm Really difficult to see, through the eyepiece and 2" UHC filter. I think I will invest in a
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