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A Low Moon on a Long Night

by John Morris in Cityscape on 12/22/2009
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On the eve of the shortest day of the year, a waxing crescent moon hovers near the center of a slightly symmetrical urban landscape downtown.

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Lisa Creech Bledsoe
12/22/2009

The moon is powerful. Look how it’s pulling those buildings in.

(Great shot!)
Catherine in Tucson
12/22/2009

Just beautiful! Maybe in a couple of days we’ll see Santa and his sleigh coming across! Thanks for the great photo and Merry Christmas, Raleigh!

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