Object: Galaxy cluster ABELL 1367/ngc3860 f.    Constell: LEO

RA: 11h 44m 48.7s       Decl: +19° 47' 39''     Epoch: 2000
Mag:                    Size:                   Type:

Observer: Jere Kahanpää
Obs. place: Hartola, Finland
Date/Time: 9./10.4.1994, 00.50

Telescope: N 205/1000
Magn: 133x              Filter: 
Field: 22'              NE Lim.mag: 6.0m
Background sky: 2       Seeing: 2-3
Weather: There's something amiss. Maybe very thin cirrus...?
         No moon.

Brightness:             Alt:
Description: The brightest galaxy in the field is NGC3860:
13.4m(v), 1.0'x0.6', S?, Br4. Easy but not bright. Size agrees
well with the stats. Moderately concentrated towards a faint
stellar nucleus. PA about 50°. 

On the NWN side (towards the center of the group) of N-60 is
CGCG 97-115: 15.4m (p), Br5. Extremely faint, very small. Very
little if any concentration is visible.

About 7' W of the NGC-galaxy is mcg+3-30-76: 15.4m (p),
0.5'x0.4',S,Br5). Extremely faint, round, not concentrated.

The fourth galaxy in the field is cgcg97-109, which was barely
detected with averted vision. Similar but a somewhat smaller
anbd fainter than the previous two. Very difficult.