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HAPPY MABON! (Autumn Equinox)
Time to harvest, also figuratively reap what you had sown earlier on this year or maybe even earlier. And celebrate, be happy and grateful for what you have, what you have achieved, make merry :) ![]() |
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Edited by
Toodygirl5
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Mon 09/21/20 05:53 AM
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I love Autumn! You can reap what you sow Anytime of the Year!
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Equinox!!!
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Middle of Autumn for us but middle of Spring for the Southern hemisphere
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Happy Mabon!
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Edited by
Cutiepieforyou
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Mon 09/21/20 11:23 AM
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Now I have learned what Maboon is. The Autunm Equinox.
Happy Maboon! |
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Middle of Autumn for us but middle of Spring for the Southern hemisphere ![]() Not middle of autumn yet. It's starting tomorrow. Then night & day will be as long :) Summer's ending tomorrow. |
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I love Autumn! You can reap what you sow Anytime of the Year! ![]() I can really love autumn as well :) Not if it's rainy though :p But the colours, having fun outdoors with the fallen leaves and acorns etc. I like both 'in between' seasons: spring & autumn. |
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Party time!
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frost on the pumpkins last couple of days. fall is here!!!
hopefully we won't get a ton of rain this week so we can enjoy the leaves turning |
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frost on the pumpkins last couple of days. fall is here!!! hopefully we won't get a ton of rain this week so we can enjoy the leaves turning Pumpkin time is coming up fast now too!! Samhain is only just over a month away. Another harvest feast, the last of the year. Damn... doesn't time fly?! For now I'm gonna forget about that and think of leaves turning only, hihi. ![]() |
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I prefer Summer.
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Middle of Autumn for us but middle of Spring for the Southern hemisphere ![]() ![]() Equinox marks the beginning, not the middle. For example, this particular equinox is the beginning of Spring for Mingle2 members who are south of the Equator. |
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Middle of Autumn for us but middle of Spring for the Southern hemisphere ![]() ![]() Equinox marks the beginning, not the middle. For example, this particular equinox is the beginning of Spring for Mingle2 members who are south of the Equator. The Equinoxes and Solstices mark the middle of the seasons which began six weeks earlier and end six weeks later, hence the Summer Solstice in the Northern hemisphere is also generally known as "Mid-Summers Day". In the ancient Celtic calender the beginnings and ends of the seasons have their own Feast days, Imbolc, Samhain etc. |
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