Hi All

As above

Andy.

On 12 Aug, 21:36, Malcolm wrote:
In article , Andy
Pritchard writesHi All

As above

Yes, indeed, but perhaps you would be kind enough to do something about
the cloud cover here :-(

--
Malcolm

Likewise :-( most of the North and East of the sky cloud covered. Saw
3 in 2 hours. My vision might have been clouded a lttle by that second
bottle of Bulgarian Red!

Ian.

"Ian" wrote in message
As above

Yes, indeed, but perhaps you would be kind enough to do something about
the cloud cover here :-(

--
Malcolm

Likewise :-( most of the North and East of the sky cloud covered. Saw
3 in 2 hours. My vision might have been clouded a lttle by that second
bottle of Bulgarian Red!

Ian.

Stayed up 23.00 - 00.30. Perfectly clear sky here in Essex, lots of stars
visible and Milky Way could be made out. Perseids seen: zero.

Presumably it all happened later in the night?

Tom
Blackmore, SW Essex.

Tom Bennett wrote:


"Ian" wrote in message
As above

Yes, indeed, but perhaps you would be kind enough to do something about
the cloud cover here :-(

--
Malcolm

Likewise :-( most of the North and East of the sky cloud covered. Saw
3 in 2 hours. My vision might have been clouded a lttle by that second
bottle of Bulgarian Red!

Ian.

Stayed up 23.00 - 00.30. Perfectly clear sky here in Essex, lots of stars
visible and Milky Way could be made out. Perseids seen: zero.

Presumably it all happened later in the night?


I sat in my garden (Fleet, Hampshire) from 23:00-23:30 and saw about 12-15
in total, including 3 in 10 seconds. I was amazed at how fast they move
across the sky.


--
Brian Wakem

Tom Bennett wrote:

Stayed up 23.00 - 00.30. Perfectly clear sky here in Essex, lots of stars
visible and Milky Way could be made out. Perseids seen: zero.

Presumably it all happened later in the night?

I went out for about 20 minutes just after midnight, with fairly clear
skies, and saw about half a dozen. Very fast and short lived.
--
Steve Loft
Sanday, Orkney. 5m ASL
http://sanday.org.uk/weather

"Steve Loft" wrote in message
...
Tom Bennett wrote:

Stayed up 23.00 - 00.30. Perfectly clear sky here in Essex, lots of
stars visible and Milky Way could be made out. Perseids seen: zero.

Presumably it all happened later in the night?

I went out for about 20 minutes just after midnight, with fairly clear
skies, and saw about half a dozen. Very fast and short lived.
--
Steve Loft
Sanday, Orkney. 5m ASL
http://sanday.org.uk/weather

Fantatically clear here and little light pollution. Saw 7 in 10 minutes
around 2330. Most were very short lived. Would have looked for longer, but
suffering from a bad neck at the moment, which isn't too conducive.

--
David Mitchell, 70m amsl, Langtoft, East Riding of Yorkshire.

In message . com, Ian
writes
On 12 Aug, 21:36, Malcolm wrote:
In article , Andy
Pritchard writesHi All

As above

Yes, indeed, but perhaps you would be kind enough to do something about
the cloud cover here :-(

--
Malcolm

Likewise :-( most of the North and East of the sky cloud covered. Saw
3 in 2 hours. My vision might have been clouded a lttle by that second
bottle of Bulgarian Red!

Or did you think TRIFFIDS?

--
PK
Remove the xtra y from my name in the email address if replying

Squelching through the mud, Tom Bennett at ,
blathered on thus, and it became the following missive...


"Ian" wrote in message
As above

Yes, indeed, but perhaps you would be kind enough to do something about
the cloud cover here :-(

--
Malcolm

Likewise :-( most of the North and East of the sky cloud covered. Saw
3 in 2 hours. My vision might have been clouded a lttle by that second
bottle of Bulgarian Red!

Ian.

Stayed up 23.00 - 00.30. Perfectly clear sky here in Essex, lots of stars
visible and Milky Way could be made out. Perseids seen: zero.

Presumably it all happened later in the night?

They were behind you, Tom. I was out from about 2230 till about 0100 and saw
about 25-30, I lost count...
--
Rob C. Overfield
Hull

My vision might have been clouded a lttle by that second
bottle of Bulgarian Red!

I have not seen this for years-is it still around? Unlikely to be
better than the £5 for 2L of Chilean Merlot fairly widely available...

R

Never seen such a poor show in fact it was better on Friday made worse by
the fact the sky was perfectly clear and dark

humpf

Mike

"Tom Bennett" wrote in message
...

"Ian" wrote in message
As above

Yes, indeed, but perhaps you would be kind enough to do something about
the cloud cover here :-(

--
Malcolm

Likewise :-( most of the North and East of the sky cloud covered. Saw
3 in 2 hours. My vision might have been clouded a lttle by that second
bottle of Bulgarian Red!

Ian.

Stayed up 23.00 - 00.30. Perfectly clear sky here in Essex, lots of stars
visible and Milky Way could be made out. Perseids seen: zero.

Presumably it all happened later in the night?

Tom
Blackmore, SW Essex.