As many of you know, the moon was full on the 22nd. It's known as the Hunter's Moon or the Moon of Falling Leaves, according to Native American legend. I'll go with that last one, since I was born near the Potawatomi Indian Reservation. We didn't get photos of the full moon Friday night because we had severe thunderstorms, but once the skies cleared the next morning, we could see the moon setting!
Full moon setting over the Flint Hills |
And here is a shot a few minutes later:
The clouds and the rising sun made everything keep changing colors! It was just beautiful!
Since it's the Moon of Falling Leaves, I thought I'd show you some of our leaves! Here is a shot of our White Ash Tree:
Down below, you can just make out our Amur Maples! Here's a close up of what they look like:
So that same night - of the 23rd - we had an awesome sunset! Mom and I walked down the street a bit to catch some different views.
Oh... wait...
Yes. That's the view between our house and the neighbors'. Let's move down the street a little!
Doesn't it just make you feel all kinds of serene?!?! Here's another look:
Later that night, the moon, though it was a day past being full, put on a great show for us!
I think it's dreamy looking, isn't it?
We love how the neighbors' tree is cradling the moon in this next shot:
We hope you enjoyed Serene Scenery Sunday -- the Moon of the Falling Leaves Edition.
Love,
Ammy
PS: Mom also uploaded more leaf photos and some Mum shots to our Garden Pix set on FlickR. Feel free to click here to visit!
Oh wow those are gorgeous pictures!! Nicely done!
ReplyDeleteLovely pictures, great sunsets :-)
ReplyDeleteWizz
I loved it!
ReplyDeleteHappy Sunday to all of you
Kisses and hugs
Lorenza
Wow Ammy, those are great photos!
ReplyDeleteHuffs
Wow, that sure is a pretty moon and some beautiful skies. Thanks for sharing. :)
ReplyDeleteWOW! Your mom's pictures are magnificent, Ammy!
ReplyDeleteLove ya lots
Maggie and Mitch
Those are just awesome pictures! You live in a great location. Thanks for sharing them.
ReplyDeleteDrools and licks,
Minnie and Mack
great pictures! I love the one with you in it! Your red goes great with the red leaves!
ReplyDeleteAmmy those are beautiful pictures.
ReplyDeleteNitey nite
Benny & Lily
Wow! Gorgeous! I love those moon and tree photos best! I always love your moms photos.
ReplyDeleteSnuggles,
Twix
Hi Ammy!
ReplyDeleteSerene doesnt even do justice to those pics, they're pawsome!
Thanks for sharing the legend as well, very interesting to know..!
Please tell Zim that there are 5 Merlion statues in Singapore and the one at Sentosa Island is the largest, standing at 37 metres tall.
Have a great day!
Cheers,
Maxx
Hey Ammy! You are the same color as the turning leaves! Very cool!
ReplyDeleteSam
Just beawootiful! *Sigh* we so look forward to your serene Sunday posts!
ReplyDeletejack a-roo & miss moo