Re: ATM Bilberry works - Feedback? OT for real.

[The Silent Observer <silent1@ix.netcom.com>]

Guy Brandenburg wrote:
> 
> I've eaten wild huckleberries on the Appalachian Trail in Maryland, and
> it seemed to me that they were NOT quite as good as either wild or tame
> blueberries, and had much larger seeds, sort of gritty-like.

Might well be a matter of what you're used to or grew up with.

For either one, though, the major improvement in your ability to see dim
deep sky objects is in being far enough out in the country to pick the
things -- sky tends to be pretty dark because your 30-50 miles from the
nearest real city, give or take.

-- 
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all manner of sources.  But like us, they are wizards too.
                                                    -- Jaldis the Blind

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