Comments:  Fair view, with a nice field just to the west. 
Rating:  3

Ambience: Last week the weather here in Spain was on the cool and cloudy side. There was a large low pressure system centered over England and the wind from the north was on the chilly side. Last week it was very cloudy almost all week but both Tues. and Thurs. nights cleared up sufficiently to get the telescope set up. I spent the first half of each night working with the Microguide for the Project of Richard Harshaw. Afterwards I was able to get five doubles in Lyra each night. The nights were quiet but the seeing was a lot worse than the week before with continuing gusts of wind. The village was a lot more animated due to the arrival of families of vacacioners that have homes or relatives in the village. There is only one little boy who lives permanently in the village but in the summer that goes up to about ten and everyone stays out late until One or Two AM laughing, singing and storying telling. While I was looking for doubles you could feel the gayety in the village.I noted that all nine doubles in this report were discovered by the elder Señor Struve. What would we have done in the Spirit of 33 without the Sturve team of father and son.
 

Makes a long narrow equilateral triangle with two stars to west (mag 8-9).  A broader equilateral triangle to the NW.  Fairly busy field.  Probably 20-25 stars visible in 35' FOV.