Audrey Bentz
Goldendale Observatory State Park is home to one of the nation’s largest public telescopes. There is none like it in the Northwest, and we live just 45 minutes away here in High Prairie!
Therefore, we have arranged to have a “High Prairie Night” on Wednesday, April 13. It appears that it may be possible to have a bus to transport our group from the Community Center to the facility, so stay tuned for details. Mid-April will be a great time for unique views of Jupiter and its moons, plus other interesting things to observe that evening. The days are still short enough that we don’t have to wait for late hours to see the extraordinary views.
We will leave from the Community Center at 7:45 and attend the 8:30 pm showing of the moon and Jupiter. It is expected that we will return back here by 10:30 pm.
We may limit the group to about twenty, so please indicate your interest (or questions) to Audrey Bentz (amsong@gorge.net or 365-3600) to save a place for you and your best friend! We will then let you know the details on departure, length of stay, etc. as soon as determined.