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    Re: Old Style Lunar
    From: Ken Muldrew
    Date: 2005 Jan 11, 09:35 -0700

    On 11 Jan 2005 at 6:19, Jim Thompson wrote:
    
    > I lived just south of Rocky Mountain House for a decade.  What amazes me
    > about these guys is that they could make those delicate observations amidst
    > black flies, wasps, mosquitoes, cold weather, dampness, bears, and other
    > misery; and lacking hospitals, trucks, electricity, computers, telephones,
    > faxes, synthetic clothing, local shopping centers, and etc. (No relation,
    > by the way.)
    
    I know what you mean. I tried taking a lunar this past spring when the
    bugs were bad without using any DEET. I couldn't do it. I just couldn't
    hold the sextant still long enough to get a good reading. Taking lunars at
    -30?C is extremely uncomfortable, but it's still easier than trying it in
    a swarm of mosquitoes.
    
    BTW, do you recall the altitude of Rocky? About 4000', I think?
    
    Ken Muldrew.
    
    
    

       
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