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Images From The 1995 Texas Star Party
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What would the Texas Star
Party be without dust? In the insert, footprints were visible after a brief shower.
The main field was almost
filled with telescopes by mid-week.
The order of the day was
lashing down telescopes to ward off the daily killer dust devils.
Tracy Weber escapes the
West Texas sun and relaxes in the shade.
Housekeeping chores at the
biggest scope on the field.
A wide variety of scopes
and creative light shrouds filled the field.
Bob Nederman and his 17.5
inch dob.
A beautiful sunset greeted
stargazers as twilight fell on the main field.
In what has come to be
a godsend to local residents, the annual TSP broke the West Texas drought by bring
in the rains.
Gil Machin looks over the
"Waterfall" and the giant delta of silt after the rains tapered off.
A heavy thunderstorm turned
the main field in an instant lake and the water had only one place to go... the main
stairway.
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What would the Texas Star
Party be without dust? In the insert, footprints were visible after a brief shower.
The main field was almost
filled with telescopes by mid-week.
The order of the day was
lashing down telescopes to ward off the daily killer dust devils.
Tracy Weber escapes the
West Texas sun and relaxes in the shade.
Housekeeping chores at the
biggest scope on the field.
A wide variety of scopes
and creative light shrouds filled the field.
Bob Nederman and his 17.5
inch dob.
A beautiful sunset greeted
stargazers as twilight fell on the main field.
In what has come to be
a godsend to local residents, the annual TSP broke the West Texas drought by bring
in the rains.
Gil Machin looks over the
"Waterfall" and the giant delta of silt after the rains tapered off.
A heavy thunderstorm turned
the main field in an instant lake and the water had only one place to go... the main
stairway.