True shit happen on Saturday morning going to work. 7:45 in the okanogan valley, north to south valley with 6-10,000 ft of rock stacked up on both sides. I look up and to the left I see the sun, full bodied(whole circle), and it’s super bright. I put on my sun glasses. Then I looked to the right, there’s the moon. Also full bodied(whole circle “visible) but it had a shadow??? I don’t know what light was shining from behind the earth that gave it a shadow on the moon that was completely in my view, along with the sun. The fact that I’m in a north to south valley just adds insult to injury, there’s no possible way that there was a shadow casted over the moon while on the same side as the sun. Further more why wasn’t the points from the shadow facing the right direction, they should have been pointed towards the West, showing that light refraction going around the moon.