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Mystic Mons Meg

THE MOON is especially large as I write this, due it is said, to atmospheric conditions, or, as the BBC has earnestly postulated, to the fact that the moon has actually got bigger. That is as maybe, because we all still struggle sometimes with the “is it small or is it just far-away” conundrum that still confuses and mesmerises the UK Government.

On a personal note, the moon I saw was also quite orange and that surely was an indication that Donald Trump was going to win the Presidential election.

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