Almost a full moon
I've paid attention to the cycles of the moon a lot more after doing full moon hikes.
I can't say I really noticed them before, but moon rise and set times change much more rapidly than sunrise and sunset-- by hours each day, rather than minutes.
Yesterday, the almost full moon was well above the horizon, while it was still light enough to take a picture.
Tonight, it doesn't yet top the treeline, at 9:30 EST.
I can't say I really noticed them before, but moon rise and set times change much more rapidly than sunrise and sunset-- by hours each day, rather than minutes.
Yesterday, the almost full moon was well above the horizon, while it was still light enough to take a picture.
Tonight, it doesn't yet top the treeline, at 9:30 EST.
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