Meetings in Australia in Jan-Feb?

Any amateur or professional meeting in Australia over Jan-Feb?
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"W. Watson" wrote in message ...
Any amateur or professional meeting in Australia over Jan-Feb?
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The schools here in God's Own Country just broke up for the summer
vacation last Friday and won't be going back until the very end of
January. Don't expect too much to be happening until then.

The website of the Sydney-based Astronomical Society of NSW is he

http://www.asnsw.com/

Their first club meetings for 2004 are scheduled for Feb 6 & 27, but
they also have observing sessions in January. Their Links page has
links to all the other major amateur clubs in the country.

Bearing in mind that Oz is the size of Western Europe or the Lower 48
states of the US, where exactly in the country are you planning to go?

"W. Watson" wrote in message ...
Any amateur or professional meeting in Australia over Jan-Feb?
--

The schools here in God's Own Country just broke up for the summer
vacation last Friday and won't be going back until the very end of
January. Don't expect too much to be happening until then.

The website of the Sydney-based Astronomical Society of NSW is he

http://www.asnsw.com/

Their first club meetings for 2004 are scheduled for Feb 6 & 27, but
they also have observing sessions in January. Their Links page has
links to all the other major amateur clubs in the country.

Bearing in mind that Oz is the size of Western Europe or the Lower 48
states of the US, where exactly in the country are you planning to go?