Les Granges

Les Granges		Astronomy

The 20inch Dobson f4.1. Come and see things you have never seen before. . . . '		TeleVue Genesis
	South facing, and at 3000 feet, the house overlooks uninhabited mountains free from light and noise pollution. Not a single artificial light can be seen from our astronomical observatories. *New to astronomy?* Don’t worry about the technicalities. We will have you in command of the telescopes, entirely hands-on, in no time.
WHAT THE PRESS SAY… ‘There can be few better places to do astronomy than with Olly Penrice at Les Granges.’ Dr Alan Longstaff, Astronomy Now magazine. Alan Longstaff is a freelance tutor at the Royal Observatory Greenwich and regular Astronomy Now columnist. His full review of Les Granges appears in the August 2006 issue. click here to download the flier	A 10 inch Meade LX200 lives under a handy roll-away observatory and is kitted for astrophotography with a 70mm guidescope. A semi -permanent pier carries a big 6 inch achromatic refractor from Helios on an undriven German mount and a lovely TeleVue Genesis apochromatic refractor rides on a Gibraltar mount in a little corner of its own. Eyepieces, charts and guide books are plentiful and of top quality. (Eyepieces include Nagler, Radian, Panoptic, Plossl and Orthoscopic.) >>>More >>>		Six inch refractor

Astronomy