Very plain pair. At times, I had to use averted vision to see companion.  A single star, slightly dimmer than primary is located about 3.5' north or pair. The 12.5mm CMG actually gave a better view of this double than my Radian.  The CMG is really a 
pretty good EP in it's own right 

The PA of the companion was estimated to be at 140deg. 
This double, again, needed patience to separate in the moments of steady air 
 

Ambience: The temperature was quite pleasant - the typical hot Texas weather has not yet come. For a while the cat visited me, but I suspect she was more interested in trying to get me to feed her than in the sights overhead. Someone had recently manured their lawn (or yard) so I had an olfactory experience too! The skeeters had a 
good late night snack too, at my expense. 
 
 

Ambience: Had an excellent night of observing. A couple of fronts had passed through a few hours earlier and cleaned the air with steady showers and as the passing low brought it's tail around the winds turned to the north and things had 
cooled rather quickly. I got out a bit before dusk had ended and watched the deepening blue, as sparse low clouds of mist brushed up against the hills. The north breeze brought laden air off the big lake and as darkness fell I recognized the familiar effect of the heavy air as it steadied the atmosphere above. My favorite chorus of peepers announced the coming darkness and the display of diamonds against the velvet backdrop. First twist of the focuser and I knew it was "one of those nights". 

Finally the warm weather arrived in Spain like a thunderbolt. I should say the hot weather arrived. We went from highs of about 20ºC to 30º-35ºC in about two days. That's temperatures in the 90's. Almost every night the last six days have been clear. Last Friday night was no exception and had the telescope all ready when it finally got dark enough about 11:00 local time. The night was pleasant with the usual animal sounds all around. I was completely absorbed measuring a calibration pair with the Microquide when a brillant strong spotlight opened up upon me. I jumped up and the light was then taken off me. I saw that two of Spain's "Guardia Civil" had gotten out of their patrol vehicle and were trying to figure out what I was doing. The "Grardia Civil" are the most famous of Spain's police units and are those that wear the 3 corner leather caps that made them famous. Today they wear the 3 corner hat in ceremonies and use a kepi type hat for patrol work. They explained as they were passing by slowly they saw the little red lights of the battery, the flashlight and the mount and was wondering what was happening. I explained everything and then they became interested and asked what I was looking at. I explained I was looking at double stars and asked if they wanted to see something. I showed the one M13 and he was somewhat surprised when I explained what he was looking at. The other didn't want to leave the patrol vehicle unattended. They were very nice and left wishing me a good night's observing. However it was a bit of a scare as my observing site is in front of the house about 10 meters in from the road which has almost no traffic.