RE: [APML] Darksky observing sites for Leonids

[Jerry Lodriguss <jml@astropix.com>]

Hi Rich,

I'm aware of that site but it's basically useless. I know where the dark 
skys are, with even more detail than presented there from the Cinzano and 
Falchi data.

What I don't know are specific locations from which it is possible to 
actually set up and observe.

I need to know places that people actually use, with explicit directions on 
how to get there.

Jerry


At 10:50 PM 11/4/2001 -0600, you wrote:
>Go to the Intl DarkSky Assoc - dark site finder web page
>
>http://www.darksky.org/ida/darksky/index.html
>
>Let it search out for you, but it wants to limit things to a 60 mile radius
>around a point.
>
>Rich
>
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>Behalf Of Jerry Lodriguss
>Sent: Saturday, 03 November, 2001 23:50
>To: astro-photo@seds.org
>Subject: [APML] Darksky observing sites for Leonids
>
>
>Considering the possibility of a Leonid meteor storm this year, I am trying
>to research good darksky observing sites in case the weather is bad here
>near Philadelphia.
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