Thousands greeted the sun at Stonehenge in the United Kingdom to celebrate the longest day of the year, known as the summer solstice. "There was drumming and dancing all night," said photographer Mark Hemsworth.
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Crowds gathered to watch the moon on Monday and stayed until sunrise on Tuesday.
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The summer solstice featured a full "strawberry" moon. The name comes from the belief that strawberry-picking season is at its peak during this time, according to the Farmer's Almanac. The moon hovered above 42nd Street in New York City as the skyline glowed from the setting sun on Monday.
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Tasha Matsumoto took this photo Monday morning, June 20, above City Creek Canyon in Salt Lake City, Utah.
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The moon looks majestic at sunrise for summer solstice over Kathleen, Georgia.
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The strawberry mooni seen in Europe too, like this image of the moon over the waters of the Port of Crotone in Italy on June 20.
Margarita Askolskaya
A full moon rarely coincides with the summer solstice -- the last one was in 1967. Vancouver, British Columbia, enjoys the moon on June 20.
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The moon says hello as it peeks over a pool in San Diego, California, on June 20.
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Lisa Rainwater enjoys a solstice sunset on June 19 in Everglades National Park in Chokoloskee Bay, Florida.
Lisa Rainwater
The full moon illuminates the night sky in Perth, Western Australia, on June 19.
Amy Zempilas
Natasha Halevi woke up in time to see the full moon above Newport Beach, California, on June 20.
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The sun bids Loveland, Colorado, good morning in this solstice sunrise on June 20.
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The strawberry moon is visible over Ezerets, Bulgaria.
