By Andrea Luella Gohl
Valle Vidal
September 27, 2015
N 36°46.77’
W 105°06.90’
Elevation: 8091 feet
We were fortunate to be able to view the lunar eclipse
during our time at Valle Vidal, The Valley of Life, in Northern New Mexico. This was not just any moon eclipse- it was a
supermoon. Super because the Moon was at its closest point near the Earth. The eclipse of the supermoon is rather rare -
the next one will not occur until 2033.
I hope we were not the only ones sprawled out in a meadow, watching the
bright moon disappear, bit by bit, as it transformed into a suspended red
glow.
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