Alluring, enticing, begging us to come pay a visit...
Like a moth to the flame, before there were flames...
Reflecting our reflections...
and echoing in the dreams of Neil Armstrong...
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I love the moon, but not as much as those guys...
I like the first picture. Is that BP or a smokey motor?
I've also got two rocket / moon pictures here.
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