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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago

Love stargazing, even invested in a telescope a while back. But living in these areas means a lot of light pollution

Anyone know where I can go for a good night star gazing. I know I can look on google but always prefer to hear people's opinions from experience

Oh...and if anyone wants to come, they'll be cake

Bitches love cake

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"Love stargazing, even invested in a telescope a while back. But living in these areas means a lot of light pollution

Anyone know where I can go for a good night star gazing. I know I can look on google but always prefer to hear people's opinions from experience

Oh...and if anyone wants to come, they'll be cake

Bitches love cake

Omg is it devils chocolate food cake?

kay x

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Scottish borders mate - Dark Skies there. You just need to wait till it stops f'in raining!

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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago

"Love stargazing, even invested in a telescope a while back. But living in these areas means a lot of light pollution

Anyone know where I can go for a good night star gazing. I know I can look on google but always prefer to hear people's opinions from experience

Oh...and if anyone wants to come, they'll be cake

Bitches love cake

Omg is it devils chocolate food cake?

kay x"

Anything you want

it's a shame your husband is feeling ill and won't be joining us. Maybe next time

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Pendle hill. Witches love cake too.

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By *yrdwomanWoman
over a year ago

Putting the 'cum' in Eboracum

Google Dark Sky Discovery and you should find somewhere to go. There's nothing round here - far too much light pollution to see anything apart from the brightest stars and planets. I thought SE Asia would be good for star gazing but there was too much dust in the air.

Would love to join you if you do find anywhere near me. I love that sort of thing. I'll bring the cake.

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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago

"Scottish borders mate - Dark Skies there. You just need to wait till it stops f'in raining!

Thanks mate, any particular area?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"Pendle hill. Witches love cake too.

In that case im deffo a witch but a good 1

kay x

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"Scottish borders mate - Dark Skies there. You just need to wait till it stops f'in raining!

Thanks mate, any particular area?"

The Galloway Forest Park

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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago

"Scottish borders mate - Dark Skies there. You just need to wait till it stops f'in raining!

Thanks mate, any particular area?

The Galloway Forest Park

Thanks I'll check it out

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"Love stargazing, even invested in a telescope a while back. But living in these areas means a lot of light pollution

Anyone know where I can go for a good night star gazing. I know I can look on google but always prefer to hear people's opinions from experience

Oh...and if anyone wants to come, they'll be cake

Bitches love cake

Omg is it devils chocolate food cake?

kay x

Anything you want

it's a shame your husband is feeling ill and won't be joining us. Maybe next time"

Where does it say hubby is ill lol or wat makes u think that? Dont meet with out him anyways lol y just have 1 cock wen i could have 2 lol x

not that im greedy x kayx

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Southern Hemisphere "Indian Ocean" on a rig being piggybacked aboard a submersible ship heading to Australia,,,,...

Awesome night sky...

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By *s_macWoman
over a year ago

Traffic land

I went to a Dark Skies event at Kirroughtree, Galloway Forest Park, it was amazing.

I loved Kirroughtree, one of my favourite places to go when I used to go and visit my (ex) in laws with the kids.

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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago

"Love stargazing, even invested in a telescope a while back. But living in these areas means a lot of light pollution

Anyone know where I can go for a good night star gazing. I know I can look on google but always prefer to hear people's opinions from experience

Oh...and if anyone wants to come, they'll be cake

Bitches love cake

Omg is it devils chocolate food cake?

kay x

Anything you want

it's a shame your husband is feeling ill and won't be joining us. Maybe next time

Where does it say hubby is ill lol or wat makes u think that? Dont meet with out him anyways lol y just have 1 cock wen i could have 2 lol x

not that im greedy x kayx"

Yep, a real real shame he is under the weather, would have loved to have him there but yea, sometimes you just got to stay home and recover

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"I went to a Dark Skies event at Kirroughtree, Galloway Forest Park, it was amazing.

I loved Kirroughtree, one of my favourite places to go when I used to go and visit my (ex) in laws with the kids."

Its amazing. Beautiful park in the daytime too!

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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago

"I went to a Dark Skies event at Kirroughtree, Galloway Forest Park, it was amazing.

I loved Kirroughtree, one of my favourite places to go when I used to go and visit my (ex) in laws with the kids.

Its amazing. Beautiful park in the daytime too! "

Want to be my +1?

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By *s_macWoman
over a year ago

Traffic land

"I went to a Dark Skies event at Kirroughtree, Galloway Forest Park, it was amazing.

I loved Kirroughtree, one of my favourite places to go when I used to go and visit my (ex) in laws with the kids.

Its amazing. Beautiful park in the daytime too! "

Absolutely, lots of very happy memories created in that area, we took my son to Kirroughtree for a play on the zip wire and an ice cream to tell him he had a little brother or sister on the way

. I think it softened the blow

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By *wo4FemCouple
over a year ago

Birmingham

Northumberland national park, Nothumberland. Apperently this has a gold-tier status for star gazing. Supposedly able to see all sky phenomena which includes the Nothern Lights.

Mr2

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By *uxom redCouple
over a year ago

Shrewsbury

"Love stargazing, even invested in a telescope a while back. But living in these areas means a lot of light pollution

Anyone know where I can go for a good night star gazing. I know I can look on google but always prefer to hear people's opinions from experience

Oh...and if anyone wants to come, they'll be cake

Bitches love cake

My back garden is pretty dark

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Kielder in Northumberland: an "International Dark Sky"

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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago

"Kielder in Northumberland: an "International Dark Sky""

Ill check it out thank you

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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago

"Love stargazing, even invested in a telescope a while back. But living in these areas means a lot of light pollution

Anyone know where I can go for a good night star gazing. I know I can look on google but always prefer to hear people's opinions from experience

Oh...and if anyone wants to come, they'll be cake

Bitches love cake

My back garden is pretty dark"

I'm in Shrewsbury a lot and I know it's not dark enough for what I need

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"I went to a Dark Skies event at Kirroughtree, Galloway Forest Park, it was amazing.

I loved Kirroughtree, one of my favourite places to go when I used to go and visit my (ex) in laws with the kids.

Its amazing. Beautiful park in the daytime too!

Want to be my +1?"

For sure!

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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago

"I went to a Dark Skies event at Kirroughtree, Galloway Forest Park, it was amazing.

I loved Kirroughtree, one of my favourite places to go when I used to go and visit my (ex) in laws with the kids.

Its amazing. Beautiful park in the daytime too!

Want to be my +1?

For sure!

It's a date

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"I went to a Dark Skies event at Kirroughtree, Galloway Forest Park, it was amazing.

I loved Kirroughtree, one of my favourite places to go when I used to go and visit my (ex) in laws with the kids.

Its amazing. Beautiful park in the daytime too!

Want to be my +1?

For sure!

It's a date

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By *ildbillkidMan
over a year ago

where the road goes on forever

Davis mountains in southwest texas darkest spot in the u.s.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"Love stargazing, even invested in a telescope a while back. But living in these areas means a lot of light pollution

Anyone know where I can go for a good night star gazing. I know I can look on google but always prefer to hear people's opinions from experience

Oh...and if anyone wants to come, they'll be cake

Bitches love cake

You had me at stargazing, but you're right. Bitches love cake

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By *ryst In IsoldeWoman
over a year ago

your imagination

Love it too... And I'm lucky as there's no light pollution where I am. I also get to see wildfire regularly on the sea, which I love too

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I like stargazing...Demi Moore, Drew Barrymore, Billie Piper to name a few

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By *ce WingerMan
over a year ago

P.O. Box DE1 0NQ

I used to have a Tasco 6" reflector and would sometimes chuck it in the car with ma tent & fuck off up the the Peak District for a couple of nights

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Do you just look at the celestial objects, or do you guys know what your looking at/for?

I'm still fascinated by the moon to be honest.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

brecon beacons in wales has a v good light pollution rating

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By *a Fee VerteWoman
over a year ago

Limbo

The best night skies I ever saw were in Sinai, Egypt and Australia's Northern Territory. Bit of a trek though ...

Sinai was gobsmacking .... I had no idea the sky could look like that, and no clue what I was looking at except it was out of this world. Had never seen shooting stars until then.

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over a year ago

"The best night skies I ever saw were in Sinai, Egypt and Australia's Northern Territory. Bit of a trek though ...

Sinai was gobsmacking .... I had no idea the sky could look like that, and no clue what I was looking at except it was out of this world. Had never seen shooting stars until then. "

I was in the Sahara, you saw everything and really felt where your place was in the universe.

. Sometimes you have to look up properly once in a while.

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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago

"Do you just look at the celestial objects, or do you guys know what your looking at/for?

I'm still fascinated by the moon to be honest. "

Never seen celestial objects such as the Milky Way or a nebula because of the light pollution where I live

But I have had a good look at the moon, I've even seen Jupiter and it's moons as well as the Saturn

You can just make out the ring round Saturn with the telescope I have

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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago

"Love stargazing, even invested in a telescope a while back. But living in these areas means a lot of light pollution

Anyone know where I can go for a good night star gazing. I know I can look on google but always prefer to hear people's opinions from experience

Oh...and if anyone wants to come, they'll be cake

Bitches love cake

You had me at stargazing, but you're right. Bitches love cake

You'd be surprised of the amount of messages I get about saying that, glad some people have a sense of humour

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"Do you just look at the celestial objects, or do you guys know what your looking at/for?

I'm still fascinated by the moon to be honest.

Never seen celestial objects such as the Milky Way or a nebula because of the light pollution where I live

But I have had a good look at the moon, I've even seen Jupiter and it's moons as well as the Saturn

You can just make out the ring round Saturn with the telescope I have"

If you can see saturns ring. (Always sounds rude) you could/should find I galaxy/nebula on a clear night. I can only see one where I am because of the light pollution. 10cm refractor.

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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago

"Do you just look at the celestial objects, or do you guys know what your looking at/for?

I'm still fascinated by the moon to be honest.

Never seen celestial objects such as the Milky Way or a nebula because of the light pollution where I live

But I have had a good look at the moon, I've even seen Jupiter and it's moons as well as the Saturn

You can just make out the ring round Saturn with the telescope I have

If you can see saturns ring. (Always sounds rude) you could/should find I galaxy/nebula on a clear night. I can only see one where I am because of the light pollution. 10cm refractor. "

I am very much an amateur so may have not been looking in the right place at the right time

I've got a 130eq reflector

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"Do you just look at the celestial objects, or do you guys know what your looking at/for?

I'm still fascinated by the moon to be honest.

Never seen celestial objects such as the Milky Way or a nebula because of the light pollution where I live

But I have had a good look at the moon, I've even seen Jupiter and it's moons as well as the Saturn

You can just make out the ring round Saturn with the telescope I have

If you can see saturns ring. (Always sounds rude) you could/should find I galaxy/nebula on a clear night. I can only see one where I am because of the light pollution. 10cm refractor.

I am very much an amateur so may have not been looking in the right place at the right time

I've got a 130eq reflector "

We're all amateur. Use an app on a phone or something to show you where they are.

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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago

"Do you just look at the celestial objects, or do you guys know what your looking at/for?

I'm still fascinated by the moon to be honest.

Never seen celestial objects such as the Milky Way or a nebula because of the light pollution where I live

But I have had a good look at the moon, I've even seen Jupiter and it's moons as well as the Saturn

You can just make out the ring round Saturn with the telescope I have

If you can see saturns ring. (Always sounds rude) you could/should find I galaxy/nebula on a clear night. I can only see one where I am because of the light pollution. 10cm refractor.

I am very much an amateur so may have not been looking in the right place at the right time

I've got a 130eq reflector

We're all amateur. Use an app on a phone or something to show you where they are. "

Yea I will do. Already looking for camping gear. I would attempt to make this a fab event but I'd imagine there won't be much star gazing going off

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Never seen celestial objects such as the Milky Way or a nebula because of the light pollution where I live

But I have had a good look at the moon, I've even seen Jupiter and it's moons as well as the Saturn

You can just make out the ring round Saturn with the telescope I have

If you can see saturns ring. (Always sounds rude) you could/should find I galaxy/nebula on a clear night. I can only see one where I am because of the light pollution. 10cm refractor.

I am very much an amateur so may have not been looking in the right place at the right time

I've got a 130eq reflector

We're all amateur. Use an app on a phone or something to show you where they are.

Yea I will do. Already looking for camping gear. I would attempt to make this a fab event but I'd imagine there won't be much star gazing going off

Someone said to me I should have tried to startup a camping social. I think you'd be surprised how many might go for it.

Looking at a moon sounds quite appealing to some.

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By *uckOfTheBayMan
over a year ago

Mold

If no one else has said it ...

Take a look at "dark skies discovery"

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By *ewlySingleMaleMan
over a year ago

Wakefield

Exmoor is another dark skies area. I went there just over a year ago and had some good views, but it was bloody freezing up there in March

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"Love stargazing, even invested in a telescope a while back. But living in these areas means a lot of light pollution

Anyone know where I can go for a good night star gazing. I know I can look on google but always prefer to hear people's opinions from experience

Oh...and if anyone wants to come, they'll be cake

Bitches love cake

Red velvet cake mmmmmm

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over a year ago

Never seen celestial objects such as the Milky Way or a nebula because of the light pollution where I live

But I have had a good look at the moon, I've even seen Jupiter and it's moons as well as the Saturn

You can just make out the ring round Saturn with the telescope I have

If you can see saturns ring. (Always sounds rude) you could/should find I galaxy/nebula on a clear night. I can only see one where I am because of the light pollution. 10cm refractor.

I am very much an amateur so may have not been looking in the right place at the right time

I've got a 130eq reflector

We're all amateur. Use an app on a phone or something to show you where they are.

Yea I will do. Already looking for camping gear. I would attempt to make this a fab event but I'd imagine there won't be much star gazing going off

Someone said to me I should have tried to startup a camping social. I think you'd be surprised how many might go for it.

Looking at a moon sounds quite appealing to some.

There's an attempt to set one one up in the Scotland forum.

Camping is my favourite thing! I love being outdoors.

Star gazing would be awesome. The whole space/galaxy/stars thing blows my mind

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Never seen celestial objects such as the Milky Way or a nebula because of the light pollution where I live

But I have had a good look at the moon, I've even seen Jupiter and it's moons as well as the Saturn

You can just make out the ring round Saturn with the telescope I have

If you can see saturns ring. (Always sounds rude) you could/should find I galaxy/nebula on a clear night. I can only see one where I am because of the light pollution. 10cm refractor.

I am very much an amateur so may have not been looking in the right place at the right time

I've got a 130eq reflector

We're all amateur. Use an app on a phone or something to show you where they are.

Yea I will do. Already looking for camping gear. I would attempt to make this a fab event but I'd imagine there won't be much star gazing going off

Someone said to me I should have tried to startup a camping social. I think you'd be surprised how many might go for it.

Looking at a moon sounds quite appealing to some.

There's an attempt to set one one up in the Scotland forum.

Camping is my favourite thing! I love being outdoors.

Star gazing would be awesome. The whole space/galaxy/stars thing blows my mind

Bunny hop,

You live in a great place to get out, see and even photography the Milky Way. A trip north into the Troshacs with a night wild camping should do the trick.

Would love to show you where and how to see the Milky Way

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Never seen celestial objects such as the Milky Way or a nebula because of the light pollution where I live

But I have had a good look at the moon, I've even seen Jupiter and it's moons as well as the Saturn

You can just make out the ring round Saturn with the telescope I have

If you can see saturns ring. (Always sounds rude) you could/should find I galaxy/nebula on a clear night. I can only see one where I am because of the light pollution. 10cm refractor.

I am very much an amateur so may have not been looking in the right place at the right time

I've got a 130eq reflector

We're all amateur. Use an app on a phone or something to show you where they are.

Yea I will do. Already looking for camping gear. I would attempt to make this a fab event but I'd imagine there won't be much star gazing going off

Someone said to me I should have tried to startup a camping social. I think you'd be surprised how many might go for it.

Looking at a moon sounds quite appealing to some.

There's an attempt to set one one up in the Scotland forum.

Camping is my favourite thing! I love being outdoors.

Star gazing would be awesome. The whole space/galaxy/stars thing blows my mind

Bunny hop,

You live in a great place to get out, see and even photography the Milky Way. A trip north into the Troshacs with a night wild camping should do the trick.

Would love to show you where and how to see the Milky Way

Ive got the camping bit down to a t I just don't know where to start with the stars

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By *horltzMan
over a year ago

heysham

Never seen celestial objects such as the Milky Way or a nebula because of the light pollution where I live

But I have had a good look at the moon, I've even seen Jupiter and it's moons as well as the Saturn

You can just make out the ring round Saturn with the telescope I have

If you can see saturns ring. (Always sounds rude) you could/should find I galaxy/nebula on a clear night. I can only see one where I am because of the light pollution. 10cm refractor.

I am very much an amateur so may have not been looking in the right place at the right time

I've got a 130eq reflector

We're all amateur. Use an app on a phone or something to show you where they are.

Yea I will do. Already looking for camping gear. I would attempt to make this a fab event but I'd imagine there won't be much star gazing going off

Someone said to me I should have tried to startup a camping social. I think you'd be surprised how many might go for it.

Looking at a moon sounds quite appealing to some.

There's an attempt to set one one up in the Scotland forum.

Camping is my favourite thing! I love being outdoors.

Star gazing would be awesome. The whole space/galaxy/stars thing blows my mind

Bunny hop,

You live in a great place to get out, see and even photography the Milky Way. A trip north into the Troshacs with a night wild camping should do the trick.

Would love to show you where and how to see the Milky Way

Ive got the camping bit down to a t I just don't know where to start with the stars

Look up

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Never seen celestial objects such as the Milky Way or a nebula because of the light pollution where I live

But I have had a good look at the moon, I've even seen Jupiter and it's moons as well as the Saturn

You can just make out the ring round Saturn with the telescope I have

If you can see saturns ring. (Always sounds rude) you could/should find I galaxy/nebula on a clear night. I can only see one where I am because of the light pollution. 10cm refractor.

I am very much an amateur so may have not been looking in the right place at the right time

I've got a 130eq reflector

We're all amateur. Use an app on a phone or something to show you where they are.

Yea I will do. Already looking for camping gear. I would attempt to make this a fab event but I'd imagine there won't be much star gazing going off

Someone said to me I should have tried to startup a camping social. I think you'd be surprised how many might go for it.

Looking at a moon sounds quite appealing to some.

There's an attempt to set one one up in the Scotland forum.

Camping is my favourite thing! I love being outdoors.

Star gazing would be awesome. The whole space/galaxy/stars thing blows my mind

Bunny hop,

You live in a great place to get out, see and even photography the Milky Way. A trip north into the Troshacs with a night wild camping should do the trick.

Would love to show you where and how to see the Milky Way

Ive got the camping bit down to a t I just don't know where to start with the stars

Get the skymap app on your phone. Great app, shows you exactly what you're looking at and you can search for specific objects.

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