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Wednesday, October 4, 2017

Harvest Moon

I said the next post would be our second day in Ireland, but the moon in the early hours this morning woke me, and I had to go take photos of her.

The first photo is from halfway up the driveway, but she was setting fast so I drove to the top of the ridge to watch her go.











And gone. As she left, the stars popped out, the ones on the eastern horizon tinged a faint pink. Orion was high above me, and somewhere far off a rooster crowed, driving the night spirits back into their hiding places.

A neighbor's headlights came on. It was time for him to go to work, and for me, in my nightgown, to scurry back down to the house for my morning tea.

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