![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEioUOy2uMzraDYzqWtCm-t4mr8faoQGFSQltYEW1_4yQs9R1R8qhj-ZhY9NLHXFLi4M611cal8t32rk8F1Ox-JDnYNuXTZiwXC6fFYvNPWOCNRQ_YCuceslF_l4f3FmjxzKtCyd63YTtuI/s400/800px-The_Harvest_Moon_-_E._A._Waterlow.jpg)
The Harvest Moon, c. 1914
Sir Ernest Albert Waterlow (1850-1919)*
This year in North America the first full day of the Autumnal Equinox coincides with the Full Moon. September's Full Moon is traditionally called the Harvest Moon. Sending hope that it shines on a fruitful time for you and yours.
*Sir Waterlow was an English landscape painter and academician at the Royal Academy. He worked in oil and was also President of the Royal Society of Water-Colour Artists.
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