Post by bsimon615 on Nov 12, 2018 15:38:34 GMT -6
See the attached chart.
You will note that when we started back in 1983 the DSSG (then the Deep South Regional Star Gaze) was only one night long, with a Saturday start and a Sunday conclusion. It has grown since then to now take place over 5 nights and 6 days. We typically start no earlier than October 13th and end no later than November 11th. We have started sooner than October 13th on one occasion and we could possibly start and end a bit later in 2020 although I think the October dates will be more likely. I will look at the calendar again for 2020 to see if either one week later in October or one week earlier in November would work.
You will note that when we started back in 1983 the DSSG (then the Deep South Regional Star Gaze) was only one night long, with a Saturday start and a Sunday conclusion. It has grown since then to now take place over 5 nights and 6 days. We typically start no earlier than October 13th and end no later than November 11th. We have started sooner than October 13th on one occasion and we could possibly start and end a bit later in 2020 although I think the October dates will be more likely. I will look at the calendar again for 2020 to see if either one week later in October or one week earlier in November would work.
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