Re: (meteorobs) Death Valley Fireball

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• Subject: Re: (meteorobs) Death Valley Fireball
• From: Robert Gardner <rendrag@earthlinkdot net>
• Date: Mon, 17 Jan 2000 19:01:10 -0800
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I think it is Januarys moon. August is the fruiting moon.  September is
the Harvest moon.  October is the Hunter's moon. November? December is
the moon of the longest nights. I have forgotten the rest.  There are
however several versions.  I think the old fashioned Farmer's Almanac
gave them all, at least the European version. Robert G.

RAY548TI@aol.com wrote:

> Off the subject!
> What is called a (wolf-moon)
> Ray
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