Tonight is the Full Strawberry Moon
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Today marks the Summer Solstice in the Northern Hemisphere. The longest day of the year, when, in this hemisphere, the earth is tilted closest to the sun.
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8 comments:
i just love those words... a strawberry moon!
thank you for this natural reminder.
to know we're 'half way' seems to make our heat wave more tolerable. LOL
it is brutal here right now. even dangerous.
enjoy your own beautiful new york summer for me too! i remember them well. ♥
Strawberry Moon...looking forward to seeing it...thanks for reminding me.
xoxo
I just love when the full moonlight comes into the window. When did they start naming the moons? btw, are you using a different font? It's much easier to read now. Enjoy this hot day. hugs, peg
Peggy...
"When did they start naming the moons?" I use the names given by Native American Indians in the NE.
"are you using a different font?" No, but I'm glad it is showing up, easier to read.
Tessa
I love the full moon and watch for it every month. I even have a full moon notification on my phone that tells me when the next one is going to be. With each notification a 'thought' comes with it. For this months moon this is the thought they shared
:*** Our full moon thought for June ***
Every time someone presents us with the uncomfortable fact how imperfect we are, it is wise to preferably look deep inside ourselves and not to get involved in the external quarrel. It may probably be part of the repertoir of survival strategies that humans have the initial impulse to defend themselves on the outside, whereas the inner task that is concealed in the situation, is often difficult to discover and to accept. We are what we experience, and at the same time we are not …
So there you have it, enjoy the big beautiful 'Strawberry' Moon tonight!
Full strawberry moon.....I've never heard of it before, how interesting. I'll have to check it out tonight. Thanks for the heads up. What a pretty picture this is. :)
~Sheri
I noticed it last night, first at about 9:30 p.m. just as dusk was beginning, and then again when it was bright and beautiful around 10:30. Lovely, and perfectly timed with a bumper crop of strawberries happening! -Jenn
Thankfully, the clouds moved on and we were able to see this Summer Solstice moon. It was just lovely! I, too, love the change of seasons and looking at the night sky. We used to belong to a local astronomy club, and I miss using our telescope.
Have a great week!
Hugs,
Denise at Forest Manor
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