Hi All,
I was up yesterday early in the bitter cold, and ignored Saturn, as I wanted to throw the kitchen sink at Mars. The region called the Mountains of Mitchell, or Novus Mons, that starts to separate from the SPC, around Solar Longitude 260 degrees (we are now at 263 degrees) was roughly face on. I hoped to pick it up as a separate patch of white from the SPC. Unfortunately, I was unsuccessful - seeing was not ideal and there was a 25 minute interlude of fog that came and went, blowing a hole in the session.
Here are the results. Maybe another crack at it tomorrow.
Regards
Mark