Walter's LogBook
	Fri/Sat April 28/29, 2000

I imaged from the back yard in Oshawa tonight. Temperature range was from +9C to +5C (session from 23:00 to 05:00). There were no breezes tonight (I set up my windbreak anyway) but cloud started to move in from the west around the beginning of astronomical twilight. My biggest problem tonight was trying to stay awake.

I imaged M53 and M10, which I was not happy with: M53 drifted downwards because I was too tired to notice and correct it and M10 was not quite focused. I also imaged M5 and M17 which turned out quite well and are shown below.

M 5	20½ minutes (41 x 30s)
M 5 (10" f/6.3 LX200).

M 17	13 minutes (26 x 30s)
M 17 (10" f/6.3 LX200).