Full Cold Moon In Italy

Full Cold Moon In Italy

Full cold moon sets behind Rocca Calascio castle and village in Calascio, Italy, on December 27,th, 2023. The name "cold moon" is quite fitting for December, as it corresponds to the winter season in the Northern Hemisphere when temperatures tend to drop, and colder weather prevails. The name reflects the climate and weather conditions typical of this time of the year. (Photo by Lorenzo Di Cola/NurPhoto)

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