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  <title>Fern Club</title>
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  <updated>2026-10-25T13:13:00Z</updated>
  <author><name>Soren Mertens</name></author>
  <entry><title>Notes on Moonless Nebulae</title><link href="https://sun.claypitpottery.shop/log/notes-on-moonless-nebulae/"/><id>https://sun.claypitpottery.shop/log/notes-on-moonless-nebulae/</id><updated>2026-10-25T13:13:00Z</updated><summary>Thanks for reading, and for the kind observations that keep arriving. Sketching at the eyepiece makes you actually look.</summary></entry>
  <entry><title>On Star Hopping and Sketching At the Eyepiece</title><link href="https://sun.claypitpottery.shop/log/on-star-hopping-and-sketching-at-the-eyepiece/"/><id>https://sun.claypitpottery.shop/log/on-star-hopping-and-sketching-at-the-eyepiece/</id><updated>2026-07-07T10:06:00Z</updated><summary>It is effortless to overthink aligning a mount. It is harder to just start. Clouds rolled in an hour after sunset, as they so often do.</summary></entry>
  <entry><title>Double Stars in Winter</title><link href="https://sun.claypitpottery.shop/log/double-stars-in-winter/"/><id>https://sun.claypitpottery.shop/log/double-stars-in-winter/</id><updated>2026-05-06T09:38:00Z</updated><summary>Clouds rolled in an hour after sunset, as they so often do.</summary></entry>
  <entry><title>A Naked-eye Night for the Milky Way</title><link href="https://sun.claypitpottery.shop/log/a-naked-eye-night-for-the-milky-way/"/><id>https://sun.claypitpottery.shop/log/a-naked-eye-night-for-the-milky-way/</id><updated>2026-02-26T02:43:00Z</updated><summary>Between waiting for clear skies and star hopping, the second one taught me more.</summary></entry>
  <entry><title>Letters from a Dark-sky Site</title><link href="https://sun.claypitpottery.shop/log/letters-from-a-dark-sky-site/"/><id>https://sun.claypitpottery.shop/log/letters-from-a-dark-sky-site/</id><updated>2025-10-25T23:43:00Z</updated><summary>The best advice I got was plainly to slow down. Good star clusters is for the most part a series of small, unglamorous decisions.</summary></entry>
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