Yesterday was the 1-year mark for this blog. It passed fittingly, as I spent the first part of it at the AIC2006 conference learning more about astronomy.
The picture above shows Dean and I standing in front of the participant displays, where we each hung a few examples of our imaging work.
I've sure enjoyed keeping the blog for the past year. I suppose it's evolved somewhat along with my adventure; no doubt that will continue as I have no plans to stop absorbing astronomical information! What a wonderful hobby we have, and certainly we live at a time like no other in terms of available equipment (too bad the light pollution is going in the opposite direction).
I really don't have any idea how many people read this blog. Maybe not too many since I almost never get a comment. But that's o.k., it provides me with a place to write about current activities and gives me a historical log, and maybe even a soapbox to expound my own personal views on occasion.
So here's looking forward to another year of blogging, and I'd be remiss if I didn't add, "Thank You Astronomyblogs.com"!
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