Every seven-eight years or so, a Blue Moon appears in the heavens, on the last night of 2009 - it was in full view. There was a little mysticism and a little magic in the air as it shone through the trees and over the fields; its gaze was captivating. The origin of the name is steeped in folklore - but it's said that when the Blue Moon occurred, it spoke to those in its light (- and it apparently kept the livestock in line).As we said goodbye to 2009 we were able to enjoy the light of the Blue Moon, the last of this decade's.
What a sight to help us celebrate New Year's Eve.
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