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georgea - 05 Sep 2007 15:46 GMT

No quite, some shots I tool about three years ago from my house during solar
maximum.
Also a planetary conjunction on May 4 2002 (Jupiter, Mars, Saturn, Venus,
and Mercury buried in the twilight glow), and the Venus transit across the
sun June 8 2004.

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George Anderson

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uw wayne - 05 Sep 2007 16:33 GMT

> No quite, some shots I tool about three years ago from my house during solar
> maximum.
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> George Anderson

Nice material, very different.

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That_Rich - 05 Sep 2007 17:58 GMT

>No quite, some shots I tool about three years ago from my house during solar
>maximum.
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>George Anderson

Nice stuff... thanks for sharing.
How far north were you when you shot the aurora photos?
Couldn't help to notice that most of the leaves already dropped in the
July shots.

RP©

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George Anderson - 05 Sep 2007 21:39 GMT

>> No quite, some shots I tool about three years ago from my house during solar
>> maximum.
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> RP©

Hi Rich

The date convention that I use is Day/Month/Year, so it was actually
November 7th when they were taken.
We are at 45 degrees North, just a little west of the island of Montreal
in Quebec, Canada.
Many thanks for the compliment.

George

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That_Rich - 05 Sep 2007 22:45 GMT

>>> No quite, some shots I tool about three years ago from my house during solar
>>> maximum.
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>The date convention that I use is Day/Month/Year, so it was actually
>November 7th when they were taken.

DOH! I should have known that.

>We are at 45 degrees North, just a little west of the island of Montreal
>in Quebec, Canada.
>Many thanks for the compliment.

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