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SUMMARY:Mt Pisgah Sunset/Moonrise (long)
DESCRIPTION:Look for us by my car\, two or three rows down from the fee box at the gate. We start hiking at 5:30.   This is a long hike to backside of Pisgah. It takes at least two hours at a moderate space to get to the top!. The sunset is 7:35 and moonrise is 7:46.   . We will take Trail 7 to Trail 4 DOWN to Trail 2 and then up 800 ft elevation on the east side.. Email me at jbjacobsen@comcast.net if you have questions. If it is raining\, we could opt for a shorter hike.
URL:https://obsidians.org/event/moonrise_long-25421/
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SUMMARY:Mt Baldy Full Moonrise
DESCRIPTION:3.28.2021 at NOON update: Dont expect to see great moonrise. It will be cool\, cloudy\, windy and drizzly.\nUp and down\,  with a great view from the top of Mt. Baldy.\nMarch’s full Moon goes by the name Worm Moon\, which was originally thought to refer to the earthworms that appear as the soil warms in spring. This invites birds to feed—a true sign of spring! An alternative explanation for this name comes from Captain Jonathan Carver\, an 18th-century explorer\, who wrote that this Moon name refers to a different sort of “worm”—beetle larvae—which begin to emerge from the thawing bark of trees and other winter hideouts at this time. Other names for the March Moon are: Eagle Moon\, Goose Moon\, Crow Comes Back Moon (Northern Ojibwe)\, Sugar Moon (Ojibwe)\, Wind Strong Moon (Pueblo)\, Sore Eyes Moon (Dakota\, Lakota\, Assiniboine)\, Lenten Moon (Christianity) or Paschal Full Moon if it is the first full Moon of spring (i.e.\, if it occurs after the spring equinox).
URL:https://obsidians.org/event/mt_baldy_full_moonrise-25454/
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