A supermoon lit up the skies of Salisbury and our camera club took six incredible photographs.
The moon was brighter and bigger than normal on Tuesday, September 17.
The supermoon, when the moon is at its closest point to Earth in its orbit, coincided with a rare partial lunar eclipse which will not happen again until 2026.
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Clearest sightings of the spectacle were seen across the UK, with the peak around 3.44am, according to the BBC.
September's full moon is the second of four supermoons this year.
Take a look at the gallery above to see our camera club's photographs.
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