[Chaos-l] International Observe the Moon Night: Moore's Creek Nat'l Battlefield and Burgaw MS

Jayme Hanzak jhanzak at unctv.org
Sat Sep 17 22:02:33 EDT 2011



Hey Jon, this sound like a good time. Count me in. 

  

What's the date. I didn't see a date in your email. 

Jayme 

  

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From: "Jon Stewart-Taylor" <joncst at earthlink.net> 
To: "CHAOS" <chaos-l at rtpnet.org> 
Sent: Saturday, September 17, 2011 12:00:20 PM 
Subject: [Chaos-l] International Observe the Moon Night: Moore's Creek Nat'l        Battlefield and Burgaw MS 


Hi all.  As some of you already know, Kathleen has been hired as the "Media and Technology Specialist" (i.e. Librarian and computer grunt) at Burgaw Middle School.  One of the things she's doing there is starting an Astronomy Club, and one of the first things the Astronomy Club will be doing is International Observe the Moon Night. She received (well, the school did, but she was the one who did the application, and took CHAOS' and NSN's names in vain (thanks Tony)) one of the Moon Observing Kits, with 70mm binos on tripod, moon atlas, etc. 


So, in collaboration with Moore's Creek National Battlefield, Burgaw Middle School will be hosting an astronomy event for International Observe The Moon Night.  There will be activities (mostly moon-related) during the day, rain or shine, and a moon observing session at night (weather permitting).  The location is: 


Moores Creek National Battlefield 40 Patriots Hall Drive Currie, NC 28435 



http://maps.google.com/maps?q=Moores+Creek+National+Battlefield+40+Patriots+Hall+Drive+Currie,+NC+28435&hl=en&ll=34.435231,-78.082581&spn=0.464383,0.800629&client=safari&oe=UTF-8&t=m&vpsrc=6&z=11 


The day-time activities will be in and around the picnic pavilons, and the observing session will be in the Patriot's Hall parking lot: 


http://maps.google.com/maps?q=Moores+Creek+National+Battlefield+40+Patriots+Hall+Drive+Currie,+NC+28435&hl=en&ll=34.460105,-78.110299&spn=0.003627,0.006255&client=safari&oe=UTF-8&t=h&vpsrc=6&z=18 


I know it's a two-hour drive for most of you, but you'd be very welcome if you choose to come and help out. 


Thanks. 


J. 




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