(meteorobs) Murphy is alive and well

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• From: Richard Kramer <kramer@sria.com>
• Date: Mon, 22 Dec 2003 11:34:58 -0500
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At 12:30 AM the sky was looking promising. Broken thin clouds for about 20% 
obscuration. Recruited my oldest daughter, just back from college. We took 
a few minutes to dress adequately for a reasonably long stay in the rather 
pleasant, calm, 0 centigrade conditions. Headed out anticipating a 
productive session.

Arrived on station ready to clock on at around 1 AM only to be greeted by a 
nearly solid overcast. Two or three stars were barely visible through the 
remaining minimal breaks in the clouds. I don't know where these clouds 
came from, but they certainly came in quickly. Instead of visually feasting 
on sporadics, we had to settle for a relaxing night time stroll. The clouds 
were still solid as we arrived back at the barn a little before 2 AM.

Richard

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