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Old 01-December-2008, 10:32 AM
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Venus, Jupiter and Crescent moon tonight from Canberra.

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I am sure glad you guys are posting these great images. This is as close as I am going to get to seeing this. The weather here is calling for clouds and snow showers.
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Hi Baz,

Great images and something a bit different. Somehow, we all manage to come up with our different approaches to the same subject, very stimulating.

Weather down the eastern seaboard has really caused a lot of cloudy nights and missed opportunities.

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Dear Baz, very fine images here.


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Hi Baz, A Very nice form of sharing, Nice images too, Welldone and Clear Skies.
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