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SEE IT WHILE YOU STILL CAN - with a nice pair of binoculars, a DSL Camera, tripod, and some patience - COMET NEOWISE.... if you live in the city of Houston, just drive 40 minutes to Brazos Bend State park and take in the sight . George Observatory parking lot is a easy site to set up and witness this once in every 6,600 years event.
Take your Binoculars , Tripod and a DSL camera - Comet Neowise - Great Photo op happening at Brazos Bend State Park - Best viewing until July 22
Hurry while you can still see it - Great viewing of Comet Neowise from Brazos Bend State Park, TX George ~ Observatory parking lot.
Finally got to see the COMET NEOWISE ... Friday evening July 17. Photo taken at Brazos Bend State park, standing in the parking lot of the George Observatory. Exactly as you said: NW sky, just above treeline, under the Big Dipper at approximately 9:15 PM - Beautiful Night for star gazing. Only 45 min South of the City where it's dark enough to see some awesome stars.
