Nice short post over at the 433rd about how sometimes a telescope isn’t what you need: a great pair of binoculars will do. Mang’s Bat Page: Binocular Astronomy
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Thanks Rob.
I had left out part of the article and updated it after your post.
Also, I have nothing covering good binocular targets south of the equator. If anyone has some experience in this area, I’d appreciate their comments.