For the first time since 1944, a full moon visible to the entire world will happen on Hallowe'en night.
A "blue moon" is the second full moon within a month. Thus the saying, "Once in a blue moon," as that's not a common occurrence. But a full moon visible the world over, instead of just certain sections, that falls on Hallowe'en is much rarer.
I have to wonder about those who were gazing up at the 1944 full moon, back when WWII raged and Hallowe'en was so very different.
Full moons and Hallowe'en bring homemade popcorn balls to mind. I am old enough to remember homemade treats handed out at Hallowe'en. One neighbor made fantastic popcorn balls, flavored with vanilla and studded with cocktail peanuts still wearing their red skins, now coated with hardened sugar syrup.
Full moons feature prominently on antique and vintage Hallowe'en postcards. Here is one, below.
Kind regards,
Olde Dame Holly Rose
Ammmmmmmmazing!
ReplyDeleteBhavesh, so nice to see you! Are you still doing your photography, my blog friend?
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