All In One Stone (#127)

It takes precisely 18.61 years for the full midwinter moon to reappear exactly above the same stone in the same place.

Professionals call this astronomical phenomenon 'The Year of Meton'. After the Greek astronomer who described the phenomenon for the first time around 500 BC.

Number 127 in the continuous series "All In One Stone"

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