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Fall 2020








 

Darker skies (recent observations) - photos are from Thursday, September 24th, 2020. 



September 26th, 2020 (the noticeable change in daylight to darkness).
September 27th, 2020 - the first day of darkness. 
                       Darker, greyscale (September, 28th, 2020). 








The first quarter of darkness (2020), the change was noticeable (September 26th, 2020, approx., - October 1st, 2020). 





... paranormal activity (the haunts of folkloric, phenomenal vampiric account) ... metaphysical, mysterious, unexplainable activity, of realms (no description - September 30th, 2020). 




Dry, leeched environment - (the first week of October, 2020)... interesting cosmological lines noted at 8 AM - 10 AM (Thursday, October 15th, 2020). 


(observations of light phenomena - of the night sky in recent observations) 



Marked darkness... the first dark quarter of the year has many points of darkness... the second marked turn into a darker quarter was early-late October. Slightly colder days and a few rainy days have had a positive affect on the environment. Cleaner streets and city due to rainfalls. The majority of days have been cloudy or overcast since the turn of Summer to Fall ... the stars and moon rarely visible. However, tones from the moon have been interesting, 

and one nearly full moon (about 89% illuminated) was visible... a haunting moon, 



a Halloween greeting ... in records. 




Snowfall ❄️ just the other day (the first snowfall of 2020 - October, 25th, 2020)





Ageless drifts and immortal accounts (environmentalism). 



Highlighting Winter 2019/2020:


Depictions in photos 








Photos 1, 2 and 9 are from Juneau, AK, 99801. 


L.Y.M.
 

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