Beginning tonight and tomorrow the June moon will appear full.
The June moon - typically the last full moon
of spring or the first of summer - is traditionally called the Strawberry Moon. With origins traced to the Algonquin people
this was a sign to commence gathering wild strawberries.
The photo on the left was taken June of 2020 with the moon-rise over the ancient pump house.
Following European settlement alternate names
included the Meade moon and the Honey moon were introduced.
Because the Roman goddess of marriage is Juno – namesake of this frequent month of marriages - we have the honeymoon.
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