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My Newton 900/114

For past 10 years I used this Newton reflector. However past 3 years not that much. That is also the reason why I am playing with the idea of selling it to someone who will use it more. It is quite good one for the beginners of amateur astronomy, ethusiasts of starry sky and other stargazers. I made some photos yesterday:





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