This was the view outside my kitchen window yesterday evening:
An almost perfect full moon in a pink and purple sky. I thought it too lovely not to share!
Today we have spitting rain, blustery winds, and grey skies. Can Ole Man Winter be far behind?
Why doesn’t Fall stick around a lot longer?
By the way, November’s full moon is referred to as the Full Beaver Moon, or the Frosty Moon, take your pick.
Have a super weekend, everyone!
Musings by an ND Domer's Mom 
Frosty moon sounds better, pretty either way though!
Thanks, Suzi. I could hardly believe how HUGE it looked!
I see the moon and the moon sees me! Lovely picture of the Full Beaver Moon. I managed to get a glimpse between the clouds.
Glad you got to see it, too, Kb — it was spectacular, wasn’t it?!
The moon is amazing tonight in my sky too. I didn’t know there was a special name for it, but it sure is big and beautiful!
Thanks, Terri. I wasn’t sure there was a special name for it, either, but I figured that if there was such a thing as a Blue Moon, Harvest Moon, and the like, maybe this one had a name, too. Who knew??
Debbie, being such a HUGE lover of the moon, I REALLY enjoyed these shots. I love the moon whether it’s half-full, crescent, or even covered in a blanket of clouds. However, there is nothing more beautiful than a FULL moon on a clear night.
Thanks so much for sharing, my friend. Have a super weekend!
X
I feel akin to the moon, too, Ron (must be in my natal horoscope!) I find myself unable to quit staring at it, especially when it’s full and the night is clear. It’s almost magnetic!! Glad you came along to enjoy it, too.
I noticed the moon was pretty bright last night – it helped with my drive home from the office! We were missing the purple sky, though 🙂
Isn’t this return to “normal” time awful, Janna? I remember working in an office and driving home in the dark — wasn’t my cup of tea! I much prefer the dark being in the morning, though evening dark sure made it easier to buckle down and do homework as a kid!
Well, poetically speaking, I prefer the name, Frosty Moon. Beautiful pictures. What a spectacular sky!
Thanks, Monica. “Frosty Moon” is a pretty name, but I dread the thought of all the cold that’s sure to be on the way. “Beaver Moon” is a term I hadn’t heard before, but I rather like the image of those little rodents busily preparing for winter!
Do you know if werewolves come out for that moon?
*laughing* I wouldn’t be a bit surprised! Of course, perhaps they might wait until it gets a bit darker outside?!
Definitely. I bet you’re right.
God’s handiwork! Thanks for the view!
He must have had fun putting together such a beautiful sky — glad you came along and enjoyed it!
The moon of bone! Lovely!! xxx
Glad you enjoyed it, dear Kim — did you get to see it in your part of the world??