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| LIAM LOOKING AT SUN AND SHADOWS OF FALL |
We are out in the yard. The flowers are the tallest and bloomiest they have been since planted in early June.
Always happens when we are heading to less outside time and cooler and shorter days. The grass is rough and coarse and spikey. Entire patches are dead, making a pleasing crunchy sound when walked upon. The biting bugs are around but not as nasty or bloody as they have been. This week the temperature lows are lower and the highs are slipping lower also. Is the sun lower? Yes it is. Shadows long and reaching. The clouds and sun peek in and out. Liam finds autumn sunspots in less used parts of the yard. Gives him a new vantage point for squirrel watching. |
| THIS IS A NEW SUN SIT SPOT |
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| THE SQUIRRELS CANNOT SEE ME |
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| THE CLOUDS AND SKY COMPETE FOR SPACE |
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| ROLLOVER IN SUN AND SHADOWS |
And the sky is showing off this week.
The Harvest Moon is out for a few days. We thank that crazy NYC weather guy who alerted us in his report. Check it out for a startling backdrop photo of the harvest moon at his intro on his September 16 post.http://nycweatherguy.blogspot.com/
Some sky events
Saturn and Venus should be visible all week
Full Harvest Moon- Thursday morning, September 19 and the rest of the week
Uranus all night Thursday near the moon
Autumn Equinox 4:44 PM Sunday September 22
This link will help if you want to go out and look up
.http://earthsky.org/space/harvest-moon-2
Look up. the sky is performing for us.
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| JERICHO TURNPIKE FROM MEDIAN BEFORE ENTERING CRABTREE'S |
Liam plans to hound howl at the moon. And look up. First though, a sniff, a roll, a sneeze and a stroll. See following You Tube video...less than a minute
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| LOOKING RIGHT |
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| LOOKING LEFT |
and a chair sit
look around and maybe up. Different points of view and angles
and leaving you with a song,
Neil Young's Harvest Moon
more than a minute
Woof, Woof
