We only have 1 more night of observing left. Can you believe it? And after all that, the last two nights are mine and Katie’s to do with as we please. We have a nice informal queue worked out between us. It goes something like: seeing 0.5″ or better, we do the impossible stuff, better than 0.7″ we do the hard stuff, and after that the stuff we won’t do any other time. Tonight was a just go for the impossible kind of night – half arcsecond seeing, no winds, and not a cloud in the sky.
![about time](/wp-content/uploads/2014/12/seeing20141203sunrise.png)
I hope our favorite mountain peak has one more of those in store for us tonight. There’s plenty of impossible in the sky.
![maybe she reads the blog](/wp-content/uploads/2014/12/vizzy_asb_dec02.jpg)
![had to go off road for this](/wp-content/uploads/2014/12/vizzy_clay_dec02.jpg)
We’ll be in Tucson by the next time empanada Sunday comes around. I still had one leftover last night.
![so good](/wp-content/uploads/2014/12/last_empanada.jpg)