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Check out Sudbury. This must have been on a Saturday night.jay_a2j wrote:Does Canada have electricity?
El Capitan X wrote:The people in flame wars just seem to get dimmer and dimmer. Seriously though, I love your style, always a good read.
El Capitan X wrote:The people in flame wars just seem to get dimmer and dimmer. Seriously though, I love your style, always a good read.
Gotta give you credit, Jay. That made me chuckle a bit.jay_a2j wrote:Does Canada have electricity?
A lot less lights in British Colombia than I'd expect....jay_a2j wrote:Backglass wrote:But how is Jay going to actually USE the Telescope if it's balanced on his head?tzor wrote:But seriously, for the type of scope, all you need is a flat surface.
And ruin my perfectly good tinfoil hat?!![]()
Does Canada have electricity?
I can see stars where I live, right in my backyard. My sister (lives about 4 to 5 miles from me) has an awesome view of the night sky! And if her garage lights are off and you are outside, you can barely see your hand in front of your face, its so dark. There are no streetlights around and it is extremely dark. I'd probably want to set it up in her yard. No major cities within about a 50 mile radius.
That is because the growlights are in the closet.A lot less lights in British Colombia than I'd expect....
3/4 of Canada's population live within 90 miles of the US/Canadian Border.jay_a2j wrote:Does Canada have electricity?

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Maybe most of the population is living in the valley of the mountains...and the mountains are formed that way...not sure though, and too lazy to check a map to test this theory.Juan_Bottom wrote:What's the deal with the lights in Western Canada reaching out to a point?
El Capitan X wrote:The people in flame wars just seem to get dimmer and dimmer. Seriously though, I love your style, always a good read.