full moon close to Samhain

[David Dalton]

Full moon will be 5:19 p.m. Newfoundland Daylight Time Oct. 29
and will be within a couple of days after the pre-Hallowe'en
weekend festivities in downtown St. John's and a couple of
days before Hallowe'en.

So will you celebrate Samhain on this closest full moon
of Oct. 29 or on the night of Oct. 31/Nov. 1? Here
in St. John's there probably will be celebration from
Friday Oct. 26 to the night of Oct. 31/Nov. 1. But I'll
probably do a private ritual Oct. 29 and then go downtown
the night of Oct. 31/Nov. 1.


Right now it is 1.6 days after the exact time of new
moon and I am again hoping to come out of the low
years during early waxing crescent moon.

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"Here I go again...back into the flame" (Sarah McLachlan)

[Lady Azure, Baroness of the North Pole]

David Dalton wrote:

> Full moon will be 5:19 p.m. Newfoundland Daylight Time Oct. 29
> and will be within a couple of days after the pre-Hallowe'en
> weekend festivities in downtown St. John's and a couple of
> days before Hallowe'en.
>
> So will you celebrate Samhain on this closest full moon
> of Oct. 29 or on the night of Oct. 31/Nov. 1? Here
> in St. John's there probably will be celebration from
> Friday Oct. 26 to the night of Oct. 31/Nov. 1. But I'll
> probably do a private ritual Oct. 29 and then go downtown
> the night of Oct. 31/Nov. 1.

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