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LAST NIGHT ~ 'GREAT SPIRIT' FULL MOON

"It glimmers on the forest tips
And through the dewy foilage drips
In little rivulets of light."
~ Longfellow
(The Golden Legend)

GREAT SPIRIT MOON

(Gichi-manidoo-giizis)

~ Ojibwe
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A wildlife gardener said…
The moon is fascinating, isn't it? Perhaps you have spent time looking at it through binoculars? If not, give it a go, as it's amazing how much detail you can see by using them. The experience encouraged me to buy a map of the moon to see how many areas I could spot and recognise. We live in such a mystery, don't we?
Friday, January 25, 2008
GMG said…
Full moon is one of my favourite subjests; unfortunately, never manage to catch it decently... :(
yours is beautiful!
As far as bisque is concerned, I prefer lobster...
Thanks for the comments at Blogtrotter
Enjoy a great weekend!
Gil
Saturday, January 26, 2008
Gina said…
Beautiful shot of the moon Joey, I'll have to get the camera out next time we get one - something I've never tried. Love the quote also :O) Gx
Wednesday, January 30, 2008
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