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Wednesday is #February's #FullMoon — the #SnowMoon.

It also marks just one final #lunar #cycle before #March's #WormMoon — which is also a #TotalLunarEclipse & it's the #KrononautMoon!

#2025Mar14 is the #night when #TimeTravelers are invited to come visit, or to send us a #quantum #signal. You are invited too, wherever you are.

Please take lots of #photos & share them with @KronoMoonPhotos, noting any #anomalous #phenomena. 🔗 KronoMoon.org

The Krononaut Moon ProjectThe Krononaut Moon ProjectCommunity Time Travel Research since 1982 Mar 09. 🏳️‍🌈 ☮️

February’s luminous full Snow Moon was sublime, though, especially with rather sparse snowfall, I like the Native American name for this moon cycle—First Flower Moon…
as we delight in the first blooms heralding the coming spring…

Here, Corylopsis pauciflora, the delicately fragranced Buttercup Winter Hazel…

Tonight’s full moon is The #SnowMoon

When the snow melts we can see what was hidden underneath its layers.
As spring approaches we move from hibernation mode to being energised and a restlessness for growth.
Look at what was or is hidden within you that may be stopping your growth.
Like the melting snow release and let go so that you are clearer in what you want for the year ahead.

A friend of mine asked me to take a photo of tonight's full moon ("snow moon") with my ultra-telephoto setup (1000mm mirror lens), but the problem wasn't in reach or collimation but in a lot of the atmosphere in the way of getting a sharp shot. So I used my #FullFrame cam instead of a crop sensor one that would've zoomed in on it a bit more...

Anyway, this is the result, edited to update the image with a better processed one (same source RAWs):

I made a trip out to Dun Laoghaire again on Sunday, this time to capture the Snow Moon rise behind the bronze statue of Roger Casement, by Mark Richards FRSS.

At one stage the moon disappeared briefly behind low-lying cloud, and when it re-emerged the sky had turned beautiful shades of pastel pink & blue, just as the sun was setting. It was an amazing sight…I’m glad I was there to witness it.