x = 66, y = 120
52bo$50b3o$49bo$49b2o6$59bo$57b3o$56bo$56b2o$34b2o$34b2o$46bo$47bo$45b
3o3$46b2o$46b2o$60b2o$60b2o$64b2o$14b2o48b2o$14b2o11$28b2o$28bobo$30bo
9b2o$30b2o8bobo$41bo5$9b2o$10bo$7b3o26bob2o$7bo28b2obo2$45b2o$45b2o$
25b2o$25bobo$2o25bo$bo25b2o$bobo15b2o$2b2o15b2o9$35b2o$36bo$36bobo$20b
2o15b2o$20bobo$22bo$22b2o6$28b2ob2o$29bobo$29bo2bo$10b2o15bobo3bo4b2o
15b2o$10b2o15b2o3b2o4b2o15bobo$31bo25bo$31bo25b2o$30b2obo$29bo2b2o$29b
2o17bo$46b3o$45bo$45b2o4$9b2o$8bobo$8bo$7b2o4$52b2o$52b2o4$47b2o$47b2o
$51b2o$51b2o$10b2o$10b2o$16b2o27b2o$16b2o27b2o3$14b2o$14b2o5b2o$21b2o!
#C Stable glider reflector
#C This uses Paul Callahan's catalysis of a glider into a Herschel
#C and a glider, followed by David Buckingham's 77, 64, 64, 77, and
#C 77 gen Herschel moves.  Incoming gliders can be as close as 747
#C gens apart.
#C Dean Hickerson, 11/8/96
