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Gallery: St Aidan’s Wines hosts mobile telescope

South Western Times

St Aidan’s Wines played host to Western Australia’s biggest mobile telescope on Friday to offer visitors an incredibly detailed view into the universe and all its hidden treasures.

Although clouds threatened to block the view, the sky cleared as visitors enjoyed a selection of canapes and wines.

The crowd headed outdoors to catch a glimpse of Orion’s Nebula among other astrological phenomenon.

A second viewing followed main course, before the evening’s excitement wrapped up with dessert.

Pictures from the event:

Simon and Kim Wesley, both of Peppermint Lane Lodge, and Anne and Poul Dahl, both of Darlington.
Camera IconSimon and Kim Wesley, both of Peppermint Lane Lodge, and Anne and Poul Dahl, both of Darlington. Credit: South Western Times
Rebekah and Cory Robson, both of Clifton park.
Camera IconRebekah and Cory Robson, both of Clifton park. Credit: South Western Times
Pauline and Graham Barradell, both of Gelorup.
Camera IconPauline and Graham Barradell, both of Gelorup. Credit: South Western Times
Tree Usher and Crisann Tolmachoff, both of Dardanup.
Camera IconTree Usher and Crisann Tolmachoff, both of Dardanup. Credit: South Western Times
Ian and Mandy Lorrimar, both of Wellington Forrest.
Camera IconIan and Mandy Lorrimar, both of Wellington Forrest. Credit: South Western Times
Fran Stacey, of Ferguson Valley, and Bob Kelliher, of Como.
Camera IconFran Stacey, of Ferguson Valley, and Bob Kelliher, of Como. Credit: South Western Times
Shaun and Michelle Fertch, both of South Bunbury, and Ric Stacey (correct), of Henty.
Camera IconShaun and Michelle Fertch, both of South Bunbury, and Ric Stacey (correct), of Henty. Credit: South Western Times
Frank Di Mattia, of Italy, and Michelle Tong, of Singapore.
Camera IconFrank Di Mattia, of Italy, and Michelle Tong, of Singapore. Credit: South Western Times

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