The skies were beautiful on Friday night but we weren't there.  As clouds moved off and an H on the weather map moved in, would skies hold long enough for our turn on Saturday night?  Whew.... for the most part they did!  Guests were treated to lovely views of galaxies, globular clusters, and the sort through a fleet of predominantly Schmidt-Cassegrains and Dobsonians.  The SCT's ruled the night - a Compustar C14, two LX-200 12-inchers, two C11's, three C8's, and a C5.  Paul and Joe compared Naglers in their LX-200's and even shared a few (thanks!), globulars were bright jewels and M-51 sported spiral arms in the C14, Eric put a new Astromaster the test, and Jay tooled around the skies with his improved 13" Dob.  Kevin brought out Saginaw Heritage High School's elegant wood masterpiece 10" Dob and did his ever popular sky tour.  Tom Kasper's 6" Dob from his telescope-making class saw "first light" as well. And Jason's clever RC boat-mounted model rocket launch on Fish Lake and Linda's delicious homemade pies (yummy!) were also among the highlights.  Occasional clouds would later pester our views after midnight and another fast-moving system would bring observing to a close by 3 am, but we were pleased to have gotten the skies we had.  A few hours sleep gave way to a warm, gray, hazy Sunday morning.  All-in-all another great, albeit short, time!