From romance to werewolves the full moon has long been considered both. Even today the full moon is (incorrectly) invoked to explain all manner of things, "must be a full moon tonight" we say.
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4 comments:
Magical and mystical is a good description. Your photo brings to mind the words of Alfred Noyes' classic poem, "The Highwayman": "The moon was a ghostly galleon, tossed among cloudy seas."
If you had my job, you'd know it to be true.
;-)
Neat the way this one turned out!
Easy - it's both magical and mystical!
Fabulous shot btw.
Definitely magical, what a magical shot! :)
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