Only 9 hours after the sun rose, it was dark again and a beautiful orange moon rose in the north east!
This week, the moon is below the horizon for as little as 4.5 hours (the opposite of the sun which disappears for a similar time in summer)…and being near full moon we get maximum moonlight at the moment!
Still hanging high in the sky at 8:30 this morning!
The pilot missed, trying to land on the reflection! :)
As we move away from midsummer, night is returning to the north!
98% full moon rising over the airport at Stjørdal this evening!
As the moon re-emerged from the eclipse this morning in the west, this was the view in the opposite direction!
A fantastic moon rise over Forbordsfjellet this evening…but it looks like it will cloud over before the eclipse in the morning!
…and now it’s clearing up, it’s getting colder and I can see a beautiful moonbow over the fjord from my desk!
The earth sinking to reveal the full moon on the first day of my “new year” (according to the solstice)…and not only that, after years of trying, I finally captured crows flying over the moon’s surface on the way in to the roost at Vikhammer from warmer pastures on the other side of the fjord….and a few minutes later it was obscured by clouds!
WISHING ALL MY FOLLOWERS AND FRIENDS A VERY HAPPY FESTIVE SEASON AND MAY ALL YOUR PLANT DREAMS COME TRUE!
I was working in the garden when I noticed the light on the northern horizon as the earth fell slowly to reveal the full moon:
