
Alright, it's a corny title, I know, but sometimes it gets difficult finding a new perspective for photos at the summit, so here are a couple of reflection shots. The one above shows the
NASA IRTF to the left, one of the twin
Kecks to the right and behind them in the distance the 10,000 foot dormant volcano
Haleakala on the island of Maui. The window belongs to the
UKIRT.

Facing the other way, the
UH 88-inch observatory to the left and
Gemini on the right. In between is the somewhat less glamorous summit lunch hut where the daytime engineering crews go for lunch if they're feeling adventurous.
I think the summit window cleaner is a little overdue.
1 comment:
There is nothing corny about that title; in matter of fact it is perfect.;))
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