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AANC Contacts] FW Access To Fremont Peak State Park,Aug 28th and Aug. 30th. Dammann, Ron ron.dammann at lmco.com Mon Aug 25 21 ... > Subject Access To Fremont Peak State Park,Aug 28th and Aug ... |
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... and I (Morris Jones) took the motorcycle up to Fremont Peak State Park to conduct a public observing session and astronomy ... Fremont Peak Observatory. Fremont Peak State Park is about 50 ... |
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Fort Saint John to Fremont Peak State Park. Entry Index. The Columbia Gazetteer of North America. 2000 ... Select Search ----- All Bartleby.com ----- All Reference ----- Columbia Encyclopedia World ... |
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Fremont Peak Observatory, Fremont Peak State Park, FPO, FPOA, Fremont Peak Observatory Association, Landon Curt Noll, chongo ... located within the Fremont Peak State Park. The observatory is ... |
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Directions to Fremont Peak Fremont Peak State Park is south of the village of San Juan Bautista at 36 46 north, 121 30 west. From Hwy. 101, about 11 miles south of Gilroy, take the eastbound Hwy ... |
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Home web wite for the Fremont Peak Observatory Association, with information for visitors and ... larger photo). Fremont Peak Observatory Fremont Peak State Park San Juan Bautista, California (831 ... |
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... July 26, 2003 Potluck Picnic & Super Star Party at Fremont Peak State Park Viewing through the 30-inch Challenger Telescope Jane ... and utensils. COST Fremont Peak State Park charges $3 per car ... |
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Astronomical Observing
It?s best to arrive before sundown as vehicle headlights after sunset disrupt astronomers? night vision. Clouds or rain will cancel astronomy programs. Call the park for weather and program updates before you go.
In general, astronomers are friendly, outgoing, and happy to allow you to view through their telescopes and answer your questions. A few courtesies that will enhance everyone?s experience
Do not touch any part of any telescope unless the owner instructs you on the proper method. In particular, do not touch any glass optical surfaces.
Please be sure that all children are supervised around telescopes.
Remember, using lights near telescopes at night is highly disruptive. A piece of red "cellophane" wrapped over the end of a flashlight and held in place with a rubber band works great.
Fremont Peak DayApril
This annual event is an old fashioned picnic sponsored by the Veterans of Foreign Wars and the Native Daughters of the Golden West. The event commemorates Captain John C. Fremont and his expedition?s U.S. flag raising in 1846 in defiance of the Mexican government. The April event date varies, so please call the park for information. |
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