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Fishing boats point the way of the tide in the Scarborough River under a full moon at Pine Point on Wednesday morning. It was the third consecutive supermoon. The term “supermoon” is used for those full moons that occur when the distance between Earth and the moon is less than is typically the case.
Fishing boats point the way of the tide in the Scarborough River under a full moon at Pine Point in Scarborough on Wednesday morning. It was the third consecutive supermoon. The term “supermoon” is used for those full moons that occur when the distance between Earth and the moon is less than is typically the case. Derek Davis/Staff Photographer

 

The fishing vessel Persistence leaves the Scarborough River as it heads past Pine Point in Scarborough under a full moon on Wednesday morning.
The fishing vessel Persistence leaves the Scarborough River as it heads past Pine Point in Scarborough under a full moon on Wednesday morning. Derek Davis/Staff Photographer

 

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