I made substantial inroads on my present main program of observing faint galaxies plotted on Millennium Star Atlas , working mostly the area from zero through four hours right ascension. Montebello is a surprisingly good deep-sky site when the transparency above is good, and when the objects do not have extremely low surface brightnesses. Galaxies are just fine. I set up Harvey in the lee of my minivan. Fortunately, most of the objects I wanted to observe were only part way up the sky, downwind.
Many people forget that wind often imposes serious limitations on telescope operation.
On Sunday, I was at Fremont Peak, and the wind had died. I had another good night with Harvey, though I quit at about midnight, because of work the next day. I drove home by way of Santa Cruz, and stopped at an all-night restaurant there with an astronomical theme for a snack. The food, however, is very good - I particularly appreciated that there was more than one vegetarian item on the menu. Don't miss the chocolate tofu pie - it's very Santa Cruz.