At 2:22 AM, right at the moment when you’re torn between going to bed or squeezing in one last episode of your favorite show, the April full moon will peek out. Cotton candy pink? Hmmm, let’s say that. If you’re hoping to see a giant bubblegum floating in the sky, you might be a bit disappointed. In reality, it will keep its usual glow, with (for the most attentive) a slight powdered hue, but it’s still subtle, so don’t get too excited!
To catch a good view in Toulouse, head to Pech-David Hill, Raymond VI Garden, or even the banks of the Garonne for a clear and wonderfully romantic view. Don’t forget a cozy blanket and a thermos of hot tea (or a beer, depending on your mood). All you’ll have to do is enjoy the show!
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So, why is it called "pink moon" then?
The name simply comes from a flower: the pink phlox, which blooms in North America during this time. Well, let's be honest, it sounds way better to say "pink full moon" than "full moon of the phlox," and it's also a poetic way to mark the arrival of spring.
Alright, since it’s on my mind, let’s chat a bit about astrology: the pink full moon is the queen of hearts. It’s linked to love, human connections, and balance. This year, it falls in Libra, a sign of diplomacy and harmony. A perfect opportunity to calm tensions, refocus on your relationships, or declare your love…