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Why can't you buy Harvest Moon Cute DS in the UK?
Because it hasn't been released in the UK. If you want it really badly you can go online and buy it.
Will my UK action replay work with Harvest Moon DS Cute or will i have to get a US version?
It will work but you'll have to go on to the US Codejunkies site and get the codes of there but it'll work as I have a UK Action Replay and I got DS Cute to work! :)
Why isn't Harvest Moon cute out in the UK?
i think they have released it now but to begin with it was only in japan, so if you want it you can get it instead of possibly ordering it from japan! by elimac3
Has Harvest moon tree of tranqulity been released into the UK yet?
I got some good news and some bad news. Bad news: Harvest moon: tree of tranquility Will NEVER be released in the UK Good news: The identical European version is already released. (Harvest moon: tree of peace)
When does harvest moon tree of tranquility come out in the UK?
A Q4 (Oct. - Dec.) of 2009 release is expected.
When will harvest moon animal parade come to the UK?
it will come out in 2010 dont know what month will it come out.
When is Harvest Moon Tree of Tranquility coming out in the UK?
i think it is comming out at the end of January i think it is comming out at the end of January
When does Harvest Moon Tree Of Tranqulity come out in the UK?
I think it comes out on the 30th of January 2009 for the wii. You could check www.play.com to see if the date is any different
What month do you harvest wheat in the UK?
August
When Was the Last Full Moon in the UK?
The last full moon in the UK was on November 19, 2021.
What are the ratings and certificates for Satan's Harvest - 1970?
Satan's Harvest - 1970 is rated/received certificates of: UK:12
What is the harvest moon?
The Harvest MoonThe Harvest moon is the first full moon after the first frost. The Harvest moon is the full moon that appears closest in time to the Autumnal Equinox, occurring in late September or early OctoberThere are shorter-than-usual rising times between successive moonrises around the time of the Harvest and Hunter's Moon because the plane of Earth's orbit around the sun - makes a narrow angle for the horizon in the evening in autumn.The Harvest Moon is said to come before or after the autumnal equinox. It is simply the full moon closest to that equinox. 1/4 years it occurs in October. Currently, the latest the Harvest Moon can occur is on October 8.Norse mythology celebrates with gatherings, festivals, and rituals that are intricately attuned to the Harvest Moon or Hunter's Moon.In legends, the Harvest Moon seems to be somehow bigger or brighter than other full moons. This is known as a Moon Illusion and can be seen with any full moon in alow sky.The yellow/golden/red color of the moon shortly after it rises is a physical effect-seeing the moon low in the sky, you are actually looking at it through a greater amount of atmosphere than when the moon is overhead. molecules in the atmosphere scatter the bluish component of white moonlight (which is really reflected sunlight) but allows the reddish component of the light to travel a straighter path to your eyes. Therfore all moons (and stars/ planets) look reddish when they are low in the sky.The Harvest moon is a legend in Norse mythology, it is said to be the most powerful of the Moons granting Loki's blessing for a strong harvest and plenty. The Harvest moon is often mistaken for the modern day Hunters moon.In the legend of the Harvest moon it is said that all full moons have their own special characteristics based primarily on the whereabouts of the ecliptic in the sky at the time of year that these moons are visible. The full moons of September, October and November as seen from the northern hemisphere - which correspond to the full moons of March, April and May as seen from the southern hemisphere - are well known in the folklore of the sky. All full moons rise around the time of sunset. However, although in general the moon rises about 50 minutes later each day, as it moves in orbit around Earth, the Harvest Moon and Hunter's Moon are special, because around the time of these full moons, the time difference between moonrise on successive evenings is shorter than usual. In other words, the moon rises approximately 30 minutes later, from one night to the next, as seen from about 40 degrees N. or S. latitude, for several evenings around the full Hunter's or Harvest Moons. Thus there is no long period of darkness between sunset and moonrise around the time following these full moons. In times past this feature of these autumn moons was said to help farmers working to bring in their crops (or, in the case of the Hunter's Moon, hunters tracking their prey). They could continue being productive by moonlight even after the sun had set. Hence the name Harvest (or Hunter's) Moon.
