Actually, I believe the incident Paul is referring to, when our friend and SAC member, Brian Vorndam from Yuma got hit by a train, happened further east, at/near Gila Bend. He had stopped his vehicle >on the tracks< while scouting for an occultation observing site... Brian survived the crash.... his telescope and car did not. Gene Lucas (17250) Paul Lind wrote: >All, > >I moved to Arizona and joined SAC around the same time the club started >using the Sentinel site. I have great memories of the site, and I like most >things about it. I never liked the drive down Rt 85 or the occasional >aerial >flares. There are pros and cons about the Antennas site. It's dark and a >little easier to get to, but I think the camping astronomers will avoid the >site (except tent campers). In fact I'm not sure that large pop-ups could >make it through those washes, nor could Paul Knauth. We should consider >Beevo's site. One final note, the Antennas site gets away from one of >Sentinel's greatest >dangers: getting hit by a train. That did happen at Sentinel. > >Paul Lind > > >-- >See message header for info on list archives or unsubscribing, and please >send personal replies to the author, not the list. > > > > -- See message header for info on list archives or unsubscribing, and please send personal replies to the author, not the list.