Our little walk around mid-night last night (Our meaning Boomer, Butter–visiting nephew dog, and Myself) started out under cover of clouds
Gradually they started to thin
Breaking forth to sprinkle moonlight on us
A glorious moon for the start of a New Year.
From my heart to your world,
Linda
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Life on a Colorado Farm 
You got some beautiful pictures of the Wolf Moon, Linda. Thanks for sharing them with us.
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I’ll bet you got some also. Your Moon photos are always outstanding!
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Beautiful photos, Linda! Thanks for sharing. Two super moons in the month of January ~ should be a special year.
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If I can get a Pinterest photo this month I can check it off my Bucket List.
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This is my first experience with a wolf moon, and you made it quite delightful.
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The way I understand it, the Indians called it the Wolf Moon because of the hunger during the long dark winter. Howling and Howling of hungry wolves.
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It was a lovely moon! Glad it wasn’t clouded in.
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For just a second anyway!
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What a super supermoon, Linda. 🙂
All the best for 2018.
Tanja
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Happy New Year
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How lovely to be out walking under the light of the ‘wolf moon’ … 🙂
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It was rather fun, crisp, cold, and full of moon light!
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hello dayphoto its dennis the vizsla dog oh hay wow luk at that moon!!! that moon wood be verry gud for howling at!!! happy twenny ate teen to yoo!!! ok bye
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You and Boomer need to howl together! Mom and Boomer
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