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A Special Full Moon

Posted on March 19, 2011 by Mark Zeiger

Tonight’s full moon, the Algonquin and backwoods “Worm Moon,” will be a bit special. The moon will be at lunar perigee, the closest it’s come to the earth in the past 18 years (so, the closest it’s been in Aly’s … Continue reading →

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A Poemless Moon

Posted on March 12, 2011 by Mark Zeiger

Tonight’s first quarter moon has no associated Mary Oliver poem. It’s been lean times as far as using Mary’s book, Twelve Moons, as a lunar calendar lately. We’re nearing the end of the book now, with only a poem for … Continue reading →

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