Tuesday, February 14, 2006

there was a fairy ring around the moon this morning





i just couldn't capture it so i did the next best thing
Posted by Unknown at Tuesday, February 14, 2006

6 comments:

Anonymous said...

Those are lovely and mysterious photos!!! I was just looking at the moon earlier this evening ... not sure if it was a full moon or not, but it was quite, quite full and it was really amazing, and in this case the sky was absolutely clear.

4:04 AM
Unknown said...

it's a couple of days past full. about 1/2 hour ago i was outside and there was a giant VERTICAL cloud trail type thing(it could have been from a jet) in front of the moon. i of course had my camera inside. it's hard for me to get shots of the moon for some reason. those taken yesterday were blurry so i colored them!

5:48 AM
Anonymous said...

It is January 2, 2007 at 11:35 pm

there is a HUGE ring around the moon. Im wiccan..i dunno if that means anything to this next part but....i feel some sort of pulling to it. And VERY excited about it.

The moon IS full...

the sky IS clear.

Im tired of all these "Scientific" explanations...

Ashley

11:39 PM
Unknown said...

hi ashley. i too will see the moon very shortly when i leave for work (i go in very early since i'm a chronic insomniac). it was BEAUTIFUL yesterday and i knew it would be even more so today. i can't wait!

blessed be

1:06 AM
Anonymous said...

It is 11:46pm and there is a huge white ring around the moon. I just heard an owl hoo hoo four times. Was amazing and peaceful. what does a huge white ring around the moon symbolize??

1:47 AM
Unknown said...

it means there is bad weather on the way. it's supposed to be ok today (thursday) but rain tomorrow (friday)

the sky is quite odd indeed this morning. in back of the state capital (hartford) i can see all sorts of thin horizontal whispy clouds. hard to describe but i've never seen anything like it. i'm going to try to get a picture of it now, but i don't think it will work

4:43 AM

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