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Solar observing at Pex Hill during the visit by the North East Astronomical Societies on 22nd August 1998

Published Friday, 7th December 2012 at 252 × 296 in Pex Hill Visit of North East Astronomical Societies – 22nd August 1998.
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Solar observing at Pex Hill during the visit by the North East Astronomical Societies on 22nd August 1998

Solar observing at Pex Hill during the visit by the North East Astronomical Societies on 22nd August 1998

Solar observing at Pex Hill during the visit by the North East Astronomical Societies on 22nd August 1998

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