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FH honey
What a shock
you proposeing me for a job on the board, speaking conservatively, 99.9 reoccurring people on this bb have gone into shock.
We would be in a sticky mess should I be charge. Mind you, I'd relish the job.

More to look out for

Starlink-2 OLD at 5:17 am, 21 Feb 2020 (local time), BRIGHT (2.7) for 5 mins, look from SOUTHWEST to EAST, elevation (from horizon): start: 40°, max: 48°, end: 10°

Starlink-3 OLD at 6:27 am, 21 Feb 2020 (local time), BRIGHT (3.0) for 5 mins, look from WEST to SOUTHEAST, elevation (from horizon): start: 10°, max: 38°, end: 10°

Starlink-1 OLD at 6:42 pm, 21 Feb 2020 (local time), BRIGHT (3.4) for 5 mins, look from SOUTHWEST to EAST, elevation (from horizon): start: 10°, max: 30°, end: 25°

Starlink-3 OLD at 4:52 am, 21 Feb 2020 (local time), DIM (4.1) for 5 mins, look from WEST to EAST, elevation (from horizon): start: 47°, max: 47°, end: 10°

Silent but deadly
And I also hope you have self control in the lift, If it was me I'd give the game away bursting out laughing.

Gawd, to keep that up you must be of sht. :-)

I'm dreading the SP going lower, I know I won't be able to resist and I'm way over stocked here as it is.
My only wish it goes up and saves me from my irrationality.

How, he just created his own?

Francly speaking...maybe

FH
Reply would have been more comprehensive, only got a load of dresses to return...
and a bra.

FH
I'll try an analogy drawing (RG33) on my savoir faire. ( I know all La Monde won't get that)
Think of a string of indoor fairy lights, outdoors, further, higher, without the cabley bit.
There are photos out there, which I can't help you with,soz.

FH
Gosh you quick out of the printer's blocks this morning.

Do you have any joy?

What about mail?

your =you're

Etr
You don't just move with the times, your the Herald of it.

ETR

That's an Express reply.

That's an express reply.

FH
Bloody hell boss, 4 trains on thursday

Starlink-3 OLD at 5:59 am, 20 Feb 2020 (local time), BRIGHT (2.1) for 5 mins, look from WEST to EAST, elevation (from horizon): start: 19°, max: 80°, end: 10° [show more details]

Brightness magnitude: 2.1 (?), Start Azimuth: 285°, End Azimuth: 111°

Starlink-2 OLD at 6:24 am, 20 Feb 2020 (local time), BRIGHT (2.0) for 5 mins, look from WEST to EAST, elevation (from horizon): start: 10°, max: 85°, end: 10° [show more details]

Brightness magnitude: 2.0 (?), Start Azimuth: 251°, End Azimuth: 74°

Starlink-3 OLD at 4:24 am, 20 Feb 2020 (local time), DIM (6.8) for 5 mins, look from WEST to EAST, elevation (from horizon): start: 19°, max: 19°, end: 10° [show more details]

Brightness magnitude: 6.8 (?), Start Azimuth: 276°, End Azimuth: 80°

Starlink-2 OLD at 4:50 am, 20 Feb 2020 (local time), DIM (4.9) for 4 mins, look from SOUTH to EAST, elevation (from horizon): start: 21°, max: 21°, end: 10° [show more details]

Brightness magnitude: 4.9 (?), Start Azimuth: 196°, End Azimuth: 92°

Etr
I say I'm going to do my paper round, when I visit the Cistern Chapel.

FH
It was a case of Lemony Snicket's for me. Abridged, miss the first two as I was still in bed.
The third however, I was up and ready to go, looking outside the disappointing cloud cover was evident, but still I went outside to look. Much joy when I spotted a star, I was still in with a chance. In places other the large blanketing cloud, there in the distance were thin bands of cloud with thinner strips cloud free.
When, a gap appeared and there in a line was the starlink train, or was it merely stars? For as quickly as they appeared they disappeared. The cloud, quickly, once again obscuring the view.
No more sightings, just a odd star or two occasionally spotted.
Was it them, had I seen them, would I ever even know if I seen them, would I ever see them again, if indeed it was them?
There's always tomorrow, better weather, clearer skies, I'll try again.
Better check the times, looking at them I also looked at today's times image my shock and feelings, when I realised that I had spent a quarter of an hour, in the cold, only to turn around go indoors 3 minutes before they were even due.
Mixed the 5:36 and 6:46 minutes up
Arrgghh

FH
Whoops,
I tell lies.

Starlink-3,4 NEW at 6:45 am, 18 Feb 2020 (local time), DIM (2.2) for 5 mins, look from WEST to EAST, elevation (from horizon): start: 10°, max: 87°, end: 10° [show more details]

Brightness magnitude: 2.2 (?), Start Azimuth: 285°, End Azimuth: 106°

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Starlink-3,4 NEW at 5:10 am, 18 Feb 2020 (local time), DIM (4.0) for 5 mins, look from WEST to EAST, elevation (from horizon): start: 46°, max: 46°, end: 10° [show more details]

Brightness magnitude: 4.0 (?), Start Azimuth: 274°, End Azimuth: 78°

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Starlink-2 OLD at 5:36 am, 18 Feb 2020 (local time), DIM (4.8) for 4 mins, look from SOUTH to EAST, elevation (from horizon): start: 10°, max: 18°, end: 10° [show more details]

Brightness magnitude: 4.8 (?), Start Azimuth: 188°, End Azimuth: 95°

FH, just reread your post... see tomorrow is your last chance...is that up to the 25th.
No doubt the opportunity will happen again, don't go loco.

FH
3rd bloody attempt
The sighting times are for Bristol
First the bad news, there's no trains tomorrow, good news there's two for the 19th.
There's actually three trains up there, called the old one and two an... an,
ang on a minute, the old ONE 2? Is that where are missing numbers and letters have got to? Never gonna see the daylight of them ever again, though they will see a lot of daylight.
There's also the New 3 & 4, which must be linked together as the timings are the same for both of them.

Up to the 25th there any more days which boast 2 sightings and even some with 3 times a day.
Just let me know if you need details.

Starlink-2 OLD at 6:00 am, 19 Feb 2020 (local time), BRIGHT (3.3) for 5 mins, look from SOUTHWEST to EAST, elevation (from horizon): start: 13°, max: 39°, end: 10° [show more details]

Brightness magnitude: 3.3 (?), Start Azimuth: 222°, End Azimuth: 80°