GWB Blood Moon
The first blood and total eclipse of the moon occurred on the morning of April 5, 2015. The eclipse was one of the shortest total eclipses to occur in years, lasting only four and half minutes.
In the east coast the eclipse began shortly before the sun began to rise and by the time it was a total eclipse the moon was below the horizon and not visible to us in New York City.
The next total eclipse of this year is scheduled for September 27,2015.
George Washington Bridge Full Moonrise
George Washington Bridge Full Moonrise – The full moon rises by the illuminated George Washington Bridge (GWB) and Jeffrey’s Hook Lighthouse, also know as the big gray bridge and the little red lighthouse. This moonrise occurred on the evening of a blood moon due to a total eclipse of the moon earlier in the morning. The eclipse was one of the shortest total eclipses to occur in years, lasting only four and half minutes.
George Washington Bridge Full Moonrise – Black and White
George Washington Bridge Full Moonrise -Black and White – The full moon rises by the illuminated George Washington Bridge (GWB) and Jeffrey’s Hook Lighthouse, also know as the big gray bridge and the little red lighthouse. This moonrise occurred on the evening of a blood moon due to a total eclipse of the moon earlier in the morning. The eclipse was one of the shortest total eclipses to occur in years, lasting only four and half minutes.
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