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Moon

The full moon came up as a big orange ball a few days ago.  A break in the clouds allowed us this treat.

We watched until it went behind the pine tree.

This is the third full moon we have watched this winter and it is always a thrill.  I guess some are easily amused.

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  1. I love watching all the full moons. Sometimes they're ginormous! I think this recent one was called the Snow Moon.
    Peace,
    Muff

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  2. Could have been the Snow Moon, but no snow here. It is supposed to cool down for the weekend though. That will be welcome as it has been hitting 80 lately. I want to get yard work done.

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  3. I love those really big orange full moons. I am a charter member of
    easily amused also.

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  4. The moon is a really seductive satellite out there in our sky, especially in the winter. Good photos to share.

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  5. We saw a glimpse of the full moon through a hole on the clouds.

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  6. I'm silly, I guess, but I love looking at the moon. Great pics.

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  7. Wow! That looks huge and so orange. What beautiful photos!

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  8. LOL I like the comment about easily amused. Count me in on that one too. You captured some great shots of the full moon. It's fun taking pictures like these but most of mine do not turn out.
    Hope you have a marvelous weekend and do share pictures with us anytime
    Love
    Maggie

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  9. Beautiful and I am right there with you -- a full moon just holds some kind of special magic.

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