So tonight is the supermoon and it is gloriously covered in cloud. Apparently if you carry a hazel twig and eat a fern seed collected tomorrow night ie the first night after the full moon you will become invisible. Or so the Medieval folklore story goes......
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The image is one of ours of the full moon...obviously not today's though!
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OK I'll try that! xx
ReplyDeleteYou are so gloriously dotty...you would as well!!
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No no no....to be invisible you turn on the tv and try and have a conversation with your husband. Works for me! x
ReplyDeleteAh so it's not just here that happens at GBT then [double trouble with two men!] ;-)
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A very brief glimpse here around 10.00 when the clouds briefly parted. I gave the hazel twig and fern seed a miss, hope that's OK :) We regularly see fabulous full moons rising above the hill line so in truth, this one was nothing out of the ordinary.
ReplyDeleteI rather liked Stuart's very down-to-earth write up here
https://cumbriansky.wordpress.com/2016/11/14/tonights-not-so-super-supermoon/
Thanks for the link Jayne. Mr GBT and I were discussing just how much bigger the moon would look had we been able to see it. We had reached a similar conclusion.
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We had a glorious view of rain, rain, rain. Humphff. So have had to contend ourselves with looking at other's photos :)
ReplyDeleteIt was a shame.
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Here in Wales we - naturally - had 10/10 cloud cover too. Sigh. It was ever thus.
ReplyDeleteI've yet to find anyone who actually saw it!
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