Texas Star Party Trip 1999

	Greg, Clay, Doug and Jack at TSP 99, photo by Jack Kennedy		Doug with his 20", photo by Jack Kennedy
	Doug without his 20", he sold it. It belongs to Cat now. WAH!!!!, photo by Jack Kennedy		Doug with his New (used) 10" f/10 LX200. He bought with the 20" money... Hooray!!!!, photo by Jack Kennedy
	Greg (Zondar) with is 6" Astro Physics refractor, photo by Jack Kennedy		Clay with his astro-photo platform, photo by Jack Kennedy
	Jack with his LX200 10", ST7E CCD camera setup, and TeleDome in the background. Photo by Clay Kessler		Jack's fully computerized LX200 setup, Photo by Clay Kessler
	Greg's AP 6" setup on his G11 mount. Photo by Clay Kessler		Clays' infamous "Camera Cube" on a G11 mount. Photo by Clay Kessler
	Doug takes a little "Power Nap" to ready himself for the evening's activities! Photo by Clay Kessler		Doug's new "baby" - a 10" LX200 SCT! Photo by Clay Kessler
	Jose and Clay working on their Astro Photo stuff.		NCO Banner made by Clay Kessler - Photo by Jack Kennedy
	NCO TSP 99 Banner made by Clay Kessler - Photo by Jack Kennedy		Teledome by Barry Craig - Photo by Jack Kennedy
	An overall view of our observing / imaging setup - with appropiate observers / imagers taking their leasure. Photo by Clay Kessler		The setup on the first night - Photo by Bob Lennox
	Doug in the Teledome - Photo by Bob Lennox

	A dual negative stack of the Antares - M4 - Reo Ophiuchus area. Photo by Clay Kessler
	A region in the tail of Scorpius known as the "False Comet" after it's naked eye resemblance to a bright comet. It is also knows as the "Scorpius Jewel Box" because of it's great image in Binoculars. Photo by Clay Kessler
	This shot shows one of my favorite areas the North American Nebula - NGC7000. Also easily visible is the Pelican Nebula to the lower right. Photo by Clay Kessler