You have hills, not mountains. .We have both. And no huge spiders or scorpions, and up here it is apparently a thing to eat squirrel. I learned that last weekend.
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You have hills, not mountains. .We have both. And no huge spiders or scorpions, and up here it is apparently a thing to eat squirrel. I learned that last weekend.
Really? West leb? (That would be my best guess, given that's where all the cool stuff is.)We have both. And no huge spiders or scorpions, and up here it is apparently a thing to eat squirrel. I learned that last weekend.
But we also have the huge telescope up in, I believe, Lebanon (or somewhere near there). And if you have a death wish, you can solo climb Mt. Washington and do some star-gazing up there... If the snow/wind does not get you first, anyway. Our state has vast forests, 48 4,000 footers with no light pollution around them, and we experience all 4 seasons.
Come to NH... You know you want to.
(I should work as a NH promoter for tourism. )
4,000 feet does not constitute a mountain!?You have hills, not mountains. .
We do have dark skies. AEP land in central Ohio is amazing, saw The Milky Way with my bare eyes. And Hocking Hills has beautiful cliffs. But no mountains, you are correct there. But our land in West Virginia has both dark skies and mountains. Don't go there either, still too close to meYou don't have mountains or dark skies. You're safe.
I am trying to remember the site. It is an observational laboratory up in the mountains. I know Mt. Washington has one, but that is not the one that I was thinking of.Really? West leb? (That would be my best guess, given that's where all the cool stuff is.)
It's not affiliated with Dartmouth is it? I know they have one.I am trying to remember the site. It is an observational laboratory up in the mountains. I know Mt. Washington has one, but that is not the one that I was thinking of.
That one looks like one that I had looked into, and turned down. I had found a perfect one open for the public (for a stupidly-high fee) when I was doing research for my book. I did not get to go, though, as an emergency had put an end to my financial stability. It took me months to find it because it is not publicly promoted. I will find it again, though.It's not affiliated with Dartmouth is it? I know they have one.
UNH has one, but it is a mere 14" telescope. The one I had found had an 18".It's not affiliated with Dartmouth is it? I know they have one.
To be fair, that's 14" more of telescope than most people have.UNH has one, but it is a mere 14" telescope. The one I had found had an 18".