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Pages: 1 Brian Albin Seeker Reged: 08/22/06 Loc: Western Oregon Have You a Favorite Subject Type?       #5682925 - 02/16/13 08:06 AM Edit   Reply   Quote Quick Reply   Do you have a preference of subject matter to observe? Would you rather look at craters or at mountains? Or perhaps you prefer rills & rimae. Or maybe you like best to study the flow patterns on the maria? Or some other option I have not thought of? Post Extras:       Kutno scholastic sledgehammer Reged: 08/17/09 Re: Have You a Favorite Subject Type? [Re: Brian Albin]       #5683001 - 02/16/13 09:11 AM Edit   Reply   Quote Quick Reply   Brian, I appreciate sampling the whole menu, when I can. Post Extras:       RobertED Carpal Tunnel Reged: 07/11/03 Loc: Johnston, RI Re: Have You a Favorite Subject Type? [Re: Kutno]       #5683182 - 02/16/13 10:43 AM Edit   Reply   Quote Quick Reply   Yeah....I'm not fussy!! It's ALL good!! Post Extras:       rg55 professor emeritus Reged: 08/02/08 Loc: western US Re: Have You a Favorite Subject Type? [Re: RobertED]       #5684173 - 02/16/13 08:16 PM Edit   Reply   Quote Quick Reply   Yep, everything. The more I look the more I see. Keeps me running to the Lunar Wiki and Charles Wood's commentaries. Post Extras:       RobertED Carpal Tunnel Reged: 07/11/03 Loc: Johnston, RI Re: Have You a Favorite Subject Type? [Re: rg55]       #5684923 - 02/17/13 10:40 AM Edit   Reply   Quote Quick Reply   Exactly, rg!!! I just like to aimlessly wander over the lunar surfave with a medium to high power and look for strange objects! Trying to figure out what they are....is FUN!! Post Extras:       azure1961p Postmaster Reged: 01/17/09 Loc: USA Re: Have You a Favorite Subject Type? [Re: RobertED]       #5685316 - 02/17/13 02:12 PM Edit   Reply   Quote Quick Reply   Fine rilles and crater chains followed by faults and domes then mountain ranges and terraced walled craters and central peaks. Pete Edited by azure1961p (02/17/13 05:29 PM) Post Extras:       Pages: 1

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