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from where the telescope sits, that last tree on the far ridge is due east. That ridge goes down to the ocean. My view is unubstructed to the south. Usually my goal is to start tracking an object in the east and follow a few hours past meridian.
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Comment by Charles Dunlop on April 22, 2013 at 9:26pm
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OMG my backyard used to be such a mess. lol I'll have to send an updated shot.
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Conor you're looking for a job? Thought you were messing around. Send a resume, think IT wil be hiring in my company in a few months.
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Comment by Trevor Woodrow on January 15, 2012 at 11:05am
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Conor.....you are an IT guy right? I think my company is hiring but two issues...IT as it relates to healthcare and I think we pay crap. Seriously, if you are looking Clinical Laboratories of Hawaii is who I work for we have listings on our website. Did I mention during the dry season we have some kick ass skies and women wear bikini's year round...just sayin'
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Didn't realize how close you were to the house...so you missing a chunck of your west/south west sky?
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Thats due east. Neighbors palms block north, and i san see clear to the south over the ocean. Lot to work with.
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Comment by Philip A Cruden on January 14, 2012 at 4:16am
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Nope, I have yet to grow up but I did most of my youth in Canada but born in England, moved to AZ in 95 and lived in San Clemete for 31/2 years while making a movie, frequented Laguna beach quite a bit. When I first started on the movie Barnyard we got all our art supplies from the art shop downtown. Love it there, you must have a great view from your place. I keep saying I will look you up next time I am out but I have yet to get back there.
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Yeah Phillip Live bearish the top of temple hills. 673 feet above sea level. You grew up right near here right?
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Laguna, my old stomping ground
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Comment by Conor on January 9, 2012 at 12:22pm
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So jealous....
Got a room to let? Your company hiring?
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