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Practice makes... Orion visible without a tracking mount [Stellar Neophyte Astronomy Blog]
![Practice makes... Orion visible without a tracking mount [Stellar Neophyte Astronomy Blog]](https://2.bp.blogspot.com/-x_wOmWXDbew/UO4NXYOF2FI/AAAAAAAAB4U/sdirVPCfE5Q/s1600/improvement.png "Practice makes... Orion visible without a tracking mount [Stellar Neophyte Astronomy Blog]")
Practice makes... Orion visible without a tracking mount [Stellar Neophyte Astronomy Blog]
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