I don't know why I took this picture. Maybe because it was hilly, beginning to get mountainous. We hadn't seen mountains since West Virginia. Who can say?
Western-looking hills and a little, tiny cloud. Digitized color print, August 1986.
Today will be nice and warm. Then tomorrow, as fitting for a Monday, high temperatures will begin to drop. As for the moon, what can I say. Today's line up includes (get out your score cards) a full moon, a total lunar eclipse, a blood red moon, and a corn moon. All at the same time. I've never heard of a corn moon. Something's corny all right.
I can imagine taking that photo after the flatness. Some interesting levels and colors. Amazing that the corn moon dates back to Algonquin tribes and it’s the first time I remember hearing the name. I just read about it’s arrival yesterday.
ReplyDeleteI certainly imagine that the mountains felt pretty impressive When you came upon them. I’m checking into corn Moon now that you have brought it up!
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