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lots of high clouds but still visible..July's full moon is commonly known as the Full Hay Moon because it's around this time that farmers harvest, bale and stow hay for the winter. It's also known as the Full Buck Moon to the northeastern Algonquian Native American peoples because the lunar event corresponds to the season when male deer grow new antlers.
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| Manufacturer: | NIKON |
| Model: | COOLPIX P500 |
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| Flash: | Flash did not fire, compulsory flash mode. |
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| InteroperabilityIndex: | R98 |
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Living in the mountains of Western Maine on a 15 acre 'gentleman's farm', in a hand hewn log home, has been a wonderful experience these past 6 1/2 years. The photo ops are virtually unlimited what with the surrounding working farms, dozens of lakes, ponds, and brooks, and thousands of acres of forest. Not to mention our own pond and brooks as well as extensive flower gardens, fruit bushes, vines, and trees. The views of Mt Washington and the Presidentials of NH only add to the drama! Not a bad place to be retired..and I am so glad I can share all of this with the wonderful folks on this great site..it has been a wonderful journey and learning experience thus far..and it's only getting better! |
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