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Friday, February 02, 2007

Yesterday - The night side of the moon

I opened the blinds in the kitchen, whilst it was still dark, to wave to my husband leaving for work, when I saw the moon. But it looked different, and as I watched it disappeared behind some clouds, and changed colour as it did so. Eerie and beautiful.

It reminded me of a harvest moon seen in September or October, where the moon is very low on the horizon and appears a reddish hue. Beautiful but eerie indeed!

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Anonymous said...: Beautiful. I love the Moon. Tonight it was very bright as I took my daughter to her dancing lesson and we drove along the seafront.; Friday, 02 February, 2007

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	Friday, February 02, 2007 Yesterday - The night side of the moon I opened the blinds in the kitchen, whilst it was still dark, to wave to my husband leaving for work, when I saw the moon. But it looked different, and as I watched it disappeared behind some clouds, and changed colour as it did so. Eerie and beautiful. It reminded me of a harvest moon seen in September or October, where the moon is very low on the horizon and appears a reddish hue. Beautiful but eerie indeed! posted by VintagePretty at 3:24 pm 1 Comments: Anonymous said... Beautiful. I love the Moon. Tonight it was very bright as I took my daughter to her dancing lesson and we drove along the seafront. Friday, 02 February, 2007 Post a Comment << Home	About Me Name: VintagePretty Location: United Kingdom An avid tea-drinker who likes Nutmeg in her coffee and warm lavender-scented quilts. She knits, crochets and partakes in random acts of craftiness (and kindness). She can often be found outside, in the garden with her faithful doggy companion, and a cup of tea. Reading is a pasttime that she enjoys muchly, so too is moving furniture around. She writes haiku about nettles, would like to swim with seals and become completely self-sufficient. View my complete profile David Austen Roses Heath's Country Store OneVillage.com Find A Carboot Near You! VV Rouleaux Incense-Man.co.uk BBC's Breathing Space 1000 Words Blog Howtocompost.org Find independant, local coffee shops!(USA) ♥ Linux Lavender and Peonies ink on my fingers Amber's Village miss*Robyn BrocanteHome Chronicles Flossy Calidore Mimi Rowan Kali Daisy Lupin Tea and Margaritas Little Jenny Wren Petticoat Lane Robyn Posie Gets Cozy Tree Fall Design Yarnstorm Knitting Iris Jenny Vorwaller Nebo Peklo Tiny Happy Something So Clever foodbeam Coconut and Lime La Mia Cucina Cupcake Bakeshop by Chockylit Crispy Waffle The Worsted Witch fiftyrx3 3rLiving Blog Peake-O-Matic VintagePretty's Apple Tart Smells wafting from the kitchen A Day in the Life It's the cake that makes it Introduing the world famous Bloggers' breakfast Foody I Am Late Autumn days and nights Food for the soul It's not all doom and gloom When life hands you eggs... Trans-Atlantic Bloggers' Breakfast An hour a day Saturdays are garden days From every sphere Squirrel Nutkin Back to the garden Back to the Garden Sometimes it takes something bad, to bring about something good A post about happier things Wildflowers the last few days in pictures I can see clearly now, the rain has gone a week in the garden Wednesday in the garden - 2006/05/03 View from the 'Sill: part II In the garden and on our travels View from the 'Sill A Weekend's Work: Part II Signs of Spring A Weekend's Work A good day for me and the garden Caught on camera March: A month in the garden A smile and a few kind words New Year in the Garden From Garden to Mouth Photoblog: 18th September 2005 A little Vintage Gardening Beauty through utility Blousy Flowers Fruits of our labour In the Garden Back to Normal Dig for Victory Semi-urban Paradise How Time Flies An hour a day Bread and butter Saturdays are garden days from every sphere Squirrel Nutkin Six weird things Back to the garden Humble beginnings Sleetbow It all went right in the end April 2005 June 2005 July 2005 August 2005 September 2005 October 2005 November 2005 December 2005 January 2006 February 2006 March 2006 April 2006 May 2006 June 2006 July 2006 August 2006 September 2006 October 2006 November 2006 December 2006 January 2007 February 2007
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