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The moon was much closer to earth than usual this weekend and the result was a bigger and brighter moon shining across New Zealand.
Despite plenty of coastal cloud most regions seem to have been given a chance to see it.
Take a look at the photos we received by going to our NZ Photo Gallery here
– Homepage image / Evan More
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Diana on 7/05/2012 10:31pm
It did not appear any different to any other night – it did not appear any bigger not from the view in P/nth. And I spent most of the night out in it. Brighter maybe and certainly cooler. But nothing to write home about
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