Sunday 7th January 2018 - half past midnight

I was very late coming back from seeing a friend and followed this great Moon on the way home!

Because of the tilt of the Moon you can clearly see what I think are the Montes Pyrenaeus and Sinus Asperitatis to the east of Mare Nectaris ("Sea of Nectar").

Time 00:30.
Distance 235,365 miles.
Waning gibbous phase.
110 degrees SE compass point (azimuth).
Altitude 19.9 degrees.