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Daytime Waning Crescent Moon, June 14th, 2020

Paul by Paul
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Still going backwards and catching up on items from the past weeks. Last Sunday I took a walk and found the early Waning Crescent Moon.  It may be tough to see, but it is centered and just past the tree.  If you zoom in, you can make out the crescent better.

Taken with my iPhone with minor image adjustments and cropping in PaintShop Pro.

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