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From: TerryMoselaol.com
Date: Sun, 27 Nov 2005 06:26:14 EST
Subject: LECTURE, LIDL Binocs
Hi all,
1. LECTURE. Just a reminder about the next IAA public lecture will be by the
very well-known amateur astronomer & ecdysiast (it's a long story....), Mr
John Flannery, of Nenagh and Dublin, on Wed 30th November, at 7.30 p.m., at
Stranmillis College, Stranmillis Road, Belfast. His subject will be "Voyages to
the Moon: 2000 years of Journeys to the Moon in Legend and Science Fiction".
Admission free, including light refreshments, as always, and all are welcome.
2. There seems to be some confusion about the 10x50 Bresser binocs on
special sale at LIDLs from Monday 28 Nov. On the UK website, Irish website, and
N.I. website, they are all described as being 10x50, and indeed the
illustration shows binocs that look like 10 x 50. But in their leaflet, they are shown
with 10x20 engraved on the binoc itself! Although once again the actual photo
looks like 10 x 50s, and the text says 10 x 50. So I think they are 10x50 OK,
but better check before you buy, just to be sure!
Clear skies,
Terry Moseley
aol.com Date: Sun, 27 Nov 2005 06:26:14 EST Subject: LECTURE, LIDL Binocs Hi all, 1. LECTURE. Just a reminder about the next IAA public lecture will be by the very well-known amateur astronomer & ecdysiast (it's a long story....), Mr John Flannery, of Nenagh and Dublin, on Wed 30th November, at 7.30 p.m., at Stranmillis College, Stranmillis Road, Belfast. His subject will be "Voyages to the Moon: 2000 years of Journeys to the Moon in Legend and Science Fiction". Admission free, including light refreshments, as always, and all are welcome. 2. There seems to be some confusion about the 10x50 Bresser binocs on special sale at LIDLs from Monday 28 Nov. On the UK website, Irish website, and N.I. website, they are all described as being 10x50, and indeed the illustration shows binocs that look like 10 x 50. But in their leaflet, they are shown with 10x20 engraved on the binoc itself! Although once again the actual photo looks like 10 x 50s, and the text says 10 x 50. So I think they are 10x50 OK, but better check before you buy, just to be sure! Clear skies, Terry Moseley
