Where in the world?
Bill’s been on his travels again, and will be blogging about the trip soon. In the meantime, where in the world is the GZ banner being proudly lifted aloft?
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How about a clue?
p.s. Good to see him flying the GZ flag… wherever he is…:-)
Enjoy your trip Bill. 🙂 Is it in front of the SDSS Telescope?
Hi,
Yes it’s the wind baffle of ” our ” telescope. What do you bet ?
Lehensuge
Heh, looking forward to that blog Bill! 😀
Pat guessed the same as me. Must think up another one . . .
Go Bill. 😀
Cheers and sucess in your trip.
Yeah!!! I was right. 🙂 Excellent blog post about your trip Bill. 🙂