See http://astrosketches.info/blog/?page_id=42, or click “Observations” on the sidebar. The menu divides obervations into categories, and now only new-style observations are shown. After each observation category is the number of observations in that category.

The top portion just links to the old site and the observations there.
At the bottom, I put links to the new system. This should be easier to maintain–so i it is no problem to have the same observation under multiple categories (open cluster, Messier object, and binocular observation for example) and with multiple ways […]

Here is a “beta” of my Observation Report system.
In addition, you can use these links:
www.astrosketches.info/obslog.php?orderby=Date,Start&List=Messier
will (when I am done) show all my Messier object observations (currently, two of them are under this list).
www.astrosketches.info/obslog.php?orderby=Date,Start&ObjectType=DoubleStar

will show all double star observations. There are similar searches that can be done:
www.astrosketches.info/obslog.php?orderby=Date,Start&Constellation=Lyra
for all the objects found in Lyra,
www.astrosketches.info/obslog.php?orderby=Date,Start&InstrumentType=Telescope
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As you can see, I think I’ve fixed the problem with commenting.
Currently you have to register to comment…send mail to blog@astrosketches.com if registering doesn’t work.
I have more observations to post–I’m a bit behind here.
The old page (not updated for a time) is still there: http://mysite.verizon.net/vze33d9w/astronomy/
I’ve transferred all the posts over, but not yet the […]

I am quickly using up the space that came with my Verizon website account, so I am working (kind of slowly!) on moving […]

I removed the ISP-provided images decorating the pages and replaced them with my own. On the main page, you will see my telescope (edited from a picture taken from a star party with GIMP) replacing the crescent moon. On other pages, you will see a selection of my sketch of Pleiades replacing the […]