Your pictures of the Harvest Moon shimmering across the UK sky

A beautiful sight from both the plane and on the ground in Buckinghamshire
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September's full Moon glowed across the UK sky on Saturday and many people seemed to have perfect conditions for viewing it.
It's also known as the Harvest Moon because of its association with the time of year people traditionally gather crops.
The Moon reached its fullest point at 17:49 BST on Saturday but it was later, when the sky got darker, that it made its biggest impact.
BBC Weather Watchers have been submitting the photos they took and here are a few of our favourites of those submitted so far.

A runaway Moon? This shot from Northern Ireland created the illusion that the Moon was rolling down some giant steps

The Harvest Moon framed perfectly among ruins as it rose over Whitby in north Yorkshire

A more ethereal view was seen in Essex as the Moon broke through the clouds
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The small white and yellow glow of the Moon lit up the blue hues in the sky over Penarth in the Vale of Glamorgan

It might only be September but this photo from Burton Joyce in Nottinghamshire, made it look as though it was already Halloween

The pinky blue sky over North Shields was the perfect setting for the Moon's orange glow

The scene over the Shetlands was more dark and mystical

The Harvest Moon created a blaze of white as it shone over Wapping and the River Thames in London
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