Ten per cent bigger,
ten per cent brighter,
the 'blue' moon
seen through a tangle of winter trees.
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- I live with Himself (husband) in the coastal town of Bournemouth in the South-West of England. All text and photographs on this blog are copyright and property of Rosemary Murphy unless otherwise stated. I have three blogs; Share my garden, My life in one hundred objects and Miss Cellany. The 'Himself' blog consists of short stories and artwork, copyright of Peter Murphy.
Super photos!
ReplyDeleteI was rather disappointed, Tom. By the time the moon had risen above my horizon it looked no more than 10% larger and not the big, swollen affair that I was hoping for. Photos on tv were far more impressive. There was a wonderful one of a HUGE moon looming over Glastonbury Tor.
DeleteRosemary, I thought it was tonight.
ReplyDeleteMy life can be a bit like that too, Donna!
DeleteBeautiful! :) It's snowing madly tonight so the moon was not visible at all, but I still feel the energy! :)
ReplyDeleteMy moon didn't look very big, but I did have the added bonus of hearing an owl hooting!
DeleteToo cloudy to see here in Illinois so glad to see your photos. "Once in a Blue Moon" was a favorite saying of my mothers.
ReplyDeleteYes, that was a saying in our house as well.
DeleteEven though it is cloudy here, we did get to see that bright Blue Moon. We have a skylight in our bathroom, and the whole room was lit up.
ReplyDeleteGreat pictures, Rosemary.
A warm bath to soak in while gazing at the moon. Sounds good!
DeleteWonderful photos ! Love #1 and #2 outstanding.
ReplyDeleteI took a few early evening photos but they are just OK.
cheers, parsnip and mandibles
I love the sight of the moon and often wander round the garden in the moonlight. It features quite often in the paintings and carvings that Himself makes.
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