{
  "schema_version": 1,
  "title": "Almanac — 52 currencies for the South Bay year",
  "collection": "Nouns Money · Almanac",
  "builder": "Currency Builder",
  "created": "2026-10-18",
  "status": "Design concepts for a community almanac. Not legal tender, not for sale, no cash value, no redemption, no financial rights.",
  "art": "Each note carries one actual numbered Noun, drawn from the official CC0 Nouns trait data using the on-chain seed recorded in public/images/nouns-money/source-100/provenance.json. Fifty-two weeks, fifty-two different Nouns.",
  "canonical": "https://pointcast.xyz/currency-builder/almanac/",
  "trim_mm": [
    150,
    75
  ],
  "rules": [
    "Earned by noticing: one note per person who logs that week's sign in the town almanac.",
    "Traded one for one, never sold: a full year is 52 notes.",
    "Wildlife comes first: fences, trails and closed seasons outrank any note."
  ],
  "noun_provenance": "/images/nouns-money/source-100/provenance.json",
  "quarters": [
    {
      "id": "rain",
      "name": "Rain Quarter",
      "motto": "Whales and king tides.",
      "summary": "January to March: winter swell, whales in both directions, the first green and the spring equinox.",
      "palette": {
        "paper": "#e7ecef",
        "ink": "#14283a",
        "accent": "#2f6f9f",
        "accent2": "#d98e2b",
        "text": "#1f5a85"
      }
    },
    {
      "id": "bloom",
      "name": "Bloom Quarter",
      "motto": "Gray skies, purple streets.",
      "summary": "April to June: grunion and terns, May Gray, jacarandas, the blue butterfly and the long day.",
      "palette": {
        "paper": "#f3ecf6",
        "ink": "#2a1f3d",
        "accent": "#7b52ab",
        "accent2": "#3f9b6e",
        "text": "#64409a"
      }
    },
    {
      "id": "swell",
      "name": "Swell Quarter",
      "motto": "Salt, stars and south swell.",
      "summary": "July to September: warm water, the Perseids, hurricane swell, shorebirds and the fall equinox.",
      "palette": {
        "paper": "#f7eedc",
        "ink": "#3a2412",
        "accent": "#d26a1f",
        "accent2": "#1d8a99",
        "text": "#b5541a"
      }
    },
    {
      "id": "wind",
      "name": "Wind Quarter",
      "motto": "Offshore wind, early dark.",
      "summary": "October to December: Santa Anas, monarchs, first rain, the earliest sunset and the Christmas count.",
      "palette": {
        "paper": "#efe7da",
        "ink": "#2b2a1e",
        "accent": "#9c3d2c",
        "accent2": "#5d7a3a",
        "text": "#8a3324"
      }
    }
  ],
  "currencies": [
    {
      "code": "W01",
      "slug": "the-quadrantids",
      "quarter": "rain",
      "week": 1,
      "denomination": 1,
      "name": "The Quadrantids",
      "when": "Early January",
      "where": "Before dawn, away from street lights",
      "line": "The year opens with a short, sharp meteor shower that peaks around January 3 and 4.",
      "how": "Earned by logging one meteor count before dawn: start time, end time and the meteors you saw. Zero counts too. Trade it one for one with anyone missing week 1.",
      "nounId": 40,
      "source_title": "American Meteor Society · meteor shower calendar",
      "source_url": "https://www.amsmeteors.org/meteor-showers/meteor-shower-calendar/",
      "serial": "CB-ALM-W01-N0040",
      "page": "/currency-builder/almanac/the-quadrantids/",
      "files": {
        "front": "/currency-builder/almanac/notes/front/the-quadrantids.svg",
        "back": "/currency-builder/almanac/notes/back/the-quadrantids.svg"
      },
      "noun": {
        "id": 40,
        "seed": {
          "background": 1,
          "body": 12,
          "accessory": 136,
          "head": 216,
          "glasses": 17
        },
        "traits": {
          "body": "body-grayscale-8",
          "accessory": "body-ice-cold",
          "head": "head-void",
          "glasses": "glasses-square-teal"
        },
        "official_url": "https://nouns.wtf/noun/40"
      }
    },
    {
      "code": "W02",
      "slug": "southbound",
      "quarter": "rain",
      "week": 2,
      "denomination": 2,
      "name": "Southbound",
      "when": "January",
      "where": "Bluffs at Point Vicente",
      "line": "Gray whales pass the South Bay heading south to the Baja lagoons, most of them in January.",
      "how": "Earned by logging a whale sighting from shore with the time, direction and number of blows. Volunteers count them from Point Vicente every season; the note asks you to watch, not to chase.",
      "nounId": 92,
      "source_title": "NOAA Fisheries · gray whale",
      "source_url": "https://www.fisheries.noaa.gov/species/gray-whale",
      "serial": "CB-ALM-W02-N0092",
      "page": "/currency-builder/almanac/southbound/",
      "files": {
        "front": "/currency-builder/almanac/notes/front/southbound.svg",
        "back": "/currency-builder/almanac/notes/back/southbound.svg"
      },
      "noun": {
        "id": 92,
        "seed": {
          "background": 1,
          "body": 5,
          "accessory": 80,
          "head": 230,
          "glasses": 4
        },
        "traits": {
          "body": "body-computerblue",
          "accessory": "accessory-secret-x",
          "head": "head-whale",
          "glasses": "glasses-square-blue-med-saturated"
        },
        "official_url": "https://nouns.wtf/noun/92"
      }
    },
    {
      "code": "W03",
      "slug": "king-tide",
      "quarter": "rain",
      "week": 3,
      "denomination": 3,
      "name": "King Tide",
      "when": "Mid-January",
      "where": "The high-water line at any beach",
      "line": "Winter new and full moons bring the highest tides of the year, a preview of where the sea is headed.",
      "how": "Earned by photographing the king tide's reach against something that stays put, like a lifeguard tower, a step or a wall, and logging the time. Stay off flooded paths and seawalls.",
      "nounId": 45,
      "source_title": "California Coastal Commission · King Tides Project",
      "source_url": "https://www.coastal.ca.gov/kingtides/",
      "serial": "CB-ALM-W03-N0045",
      "page": "/currency-builder/almanac/king-tide/",
      "files": {
        "front": "/currency-builder/almanac/notes/front/king-tide.svg",
        "back": "/currency-builder/almanac/notes/back/king-tide.svg"
      },
      "noun": {
        "id": 45,
        "seed": {
          "background": 1,
          "body": 1,
          "accessory": 78,
          "head": 110,
          "glasses": 19
        },
        "traits": {
          "body": "body-bege-crt",
          "accessory": "accessory-safety-vest",
          "head": "head-island",
          "glasses": "glasses-square-yellow-orange-multi"
        },
        "official_url": "https://nouns.wtf/noun/45"
      }
    },
    {
      "code": "W04",
      "slug": "winter-swell",
      "quarter": "rain",
      "week": 4,
      "denomination": 4,
      "name": "Winter Swell",
      "when": "Late January",
      "where": "The pier and the buoy readout",
      "line": "North Pacific storms send long-period swell down the coast all winter.",
      "how": "Earned by logging the swell from shore next to the nearest buoy's height and period. Watching counts; nobody has to paddle out. Notes trade one for one.",
      "nounId": 67,
      "source_title": "NOAA National Data Buoy Center",
      "source_url": "https://www.ndbc.noaa.gov/",
      "serial": "CB-ALM-W04-N0067",
      "page": "/currency-builder/almanac/winter-swell/",
      "files": {
        "front": "/currency-builder/almanac/notes/front/winter-swell.svg",
        "back": "/currency-builder/almanac/notes/back/winter-swell.svg"
      },
      "noun": {
        "id": 67,
        "seed": {
          "background": 0,
          "body": 20,
          "accessory": 128,
          "head": 7,
          "glasses": 19
        },
        "traits": {
          "body": "body-peachy-B",
          "accessory": "accessory-wave",
          "head": "head-baseball-gameball",
          "glasses": "glasses-square-yellow-orange-multi"
        },
        "official_url": "https://nouns.wtf/noun/67"
      }
    },
    {
      "code": "W05",
      "slug": "plover-roost",
      "quarter": "rain",
      "week": 5,
      "denomination": 5,
      "name": "Plover Roost",
      "when": "Late January",
      "where": "The fenced roosts on the open sand",
      "line": "Western snowy plovers winter on LA's beaches, roosting in footprints and kelp wrack.",
      "how": "Earned by counting plovers from outside the roost fence with binoculars and logging the count. Dogs on leash, kites elsewhere, and nobody ever steps inside the fence for a note.",
      "nounId": 6,
      "source_title": "U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service · western snowy plover",
      "source_url": "https://www.fws.gov/species/western-snowy-plover-charadrius-nivosus-nivosus",
      "serial": "CB-ALM-W05-N0006",
      "page": "/currency-builder/almanac/plover-roost/",
      "files": {
        "front": "/currency-builder/almanac/notes/front/plover-roost.svg",
        "back": "/currency-builder/almanac/notes/back/plover-roost.svg"
      },
      "noun": {
        "id": 6,
        "seed": {
          "background": 0,
          "body": 17,
          "accessory": 61,
          "head": 178,
          "glasses": 0
        },
        "traits": {
          "body": "body-magenta",
          "accessory": "accessory-insignia",
          "head": "head-rock",
          "glasses": "glasses-hip-rose"
        },
        "official_url": "https://nouns.wtf/noun/6"
      }
    },
    {
      "code": "W06",
      "slug": "grove-lift",
      "quarter": "rain",
      "week": 6,
      "denomination": 6,
      "name": "Grove Lift",
      "when": "February",
      "where": "Coastal tree groves",
      "line": "Monarch butterflies that wintered in coastal groves warm up, mate and start leaving.",
      "how": "Earned by logging the first monarch you see flying in February, with the time and the temperature. Never shake a branch or touch a cluster to earn one.",
      "nounId": 66,
      "source_title": "Western Monarch Count",
      "source_url": "https://www.westernmonarchcount.org/",
      "serial": "CB-ALM-W06-N0066",
      "page": "/currency-builder/almanac/grove-lift/",
      "files": {
        "front": "/currency-builder/almanac/notes/front/grove-lift.svg",
        "back": "/currency-builder/almanac/notes/back/grove-lift.svg"
      },
      "noun": {
        "id": 66,
        "seed": {
          "background": 1,
          "body": 22,
          "accessory": 14,
          "head": 84,
          "glasses": 16
        },
        "traits": {
          "body": "body-purple",
          "accessory": "accessory-bling-scissors",
          "head": "head-fir",
          "glasses": "glasses-square-smoke"
        },
        "official_url": "https://nouns.wtf/noun/66"
      }
    },
    {
      "code": "W07",
      "slug": "backyard-count",
      "quarter": "rain",
      "week": 7,
      "denomination": 7,
      "name": "Backyard Count",
      "when": "Mid-February",
      "where": "Anywhere with a window",
      "line": "For four days in mid-February, people around the world count the birds where they are.",
      "how": "Earned by counting birds for 15 minutes or more during the Great Backyard Bird Count and sending the list in. One note per person per year, whatever you saw.",
      "nounId": 18,
      "source_title": "Great Backyard Bird Count",
      "source_url": "https://www.birdcount.org/",
      "serial": "CB-ALM-W07-N0018",
      "page": "/currency-builder/almanac/backyard-count/",
      "files": {
        "front": "/currency-builder/almanac/notes/front/backyard-count.svg",
        "back": "/currency-builder/almanac/notes/back/backyard-count.svg"
      },
      "noun": {
        "id": 18,
        "seed": {
          "background": 0,
          "body": 5,
          "accessory": 110,
          "head": 29,
          "glasses": 18
        },
        "traits": {
          "body": "body-computerblue",
          "accessory": "accessory-txt-dope-text",
          "head": "head-calculator",
          "glasses": "glasses-square-watermelon"
        },
        "official_url": "https://nouns.wtf/noun/18"
      }
    },
    {
      "code": "W08",
      "slug": "green-week",
      "quarter": "rain",
      "week": 8,
      "denomination": 8,
      "name": "Green Week",
      "when": "Late February",
      "where": "Bluffs, dunes and vacant lots",
      "line": "After winter rain, the brown hills and bluffs turn green almost overnight.",
      "how": "Earned by photographing the same view in October and again in February and logging both. The pair goes into the town almanac as a before and after.",
      "nounId": 33,
      "source_title": "California Native Plant Society",
      "source_url": "https://www.cnps.org/",
      "serial": "CB-ALM-W08-N0033",
      "page": "/currency-builder/almanac/green-week/",
      "files": {
        "front": "/currency-builder/almanac/notes/front/green-week.svg",
        "back": "/currency-builder/almanac/notes/back/green-week.svg"
      },
      "noun": {
        "id": 33,
        "seed": {
          "background": 1,
          "body": 27,
          "accessory": 60,
          "head": 89,
          "glasses": 9
        },
        "traits": {
          "body": "body-teal-light",
          "accessory": "accessory-infinity",
          "head": "head-frog",
          "glasses": "glasses-square-grey-light"
        },
        "official_url": "https://nouns.wtf/noun/33"
      }
    },
    {
      "code": "W09",
      "slug": "northbound",
      "quarter": "rain",
      "week": 9,
      "denomination": 9,
      "name": "Northbound",
      "when": "Late February into spring",
      "where": "The bluffs again",
      "line": "The gray whales turn north. Mothers and calves come last, often hugging the shore into May.",
      "how": "Earned by logging a northbound whale or a cow-calf pair from shore. The week 2 and week 9 notes make a set, one for each direction of the same trip.",
      "nounId": 98,
      "source_title": "NOAA Fisheries · gray whale",
      "source_url": "https://www.fisheries.noaa.gov/species/gray-whale",
      "serial": "CB-ALM-W09-N0098",
      "page": "/currency-builder/almanac/northbound/",
      "files": {
        "front": "/currency-builder/almanac/notes/front/northbound.svg",
        "back": "/currency-builder/almanac/notes/back/northbound.svg"
      },
      "noun": {
        "id": 98,
        "seed": {
          "background": 0,
          "body": 13,
          "accessory": 125,
          "head": 229,
          "glasses": 17
        },
        "traits": {
          "body": "body-grayscale-9",
          "accessory": "accessory-txt-we",
          "head": "head-whale-alive",
          "glasses": "glasses-square-teal"
        },
        "official_url": "https://nouns.wtf/noun/98"
      }
    },
    {
      "code": "W10",
      "slug": "spring-forward",
      "quarter": "rain",
      "week": 10,
      "denomination": 10,
      "name": "Spring Forward",
      "when": "Second Sunday in March",
      "where": "Every clock in the house",
      "line": "Clocks jump an hour ahead and the evening light comes back all at once.",
      "how": "Earned by logging the sunset time the Saturday before and the Sunday after the change. A small note for a small, strange custom.",
      "nounId": 89,
      "source_title": "NIST · daylight saving time",
      "source_url": "https://www.nist.gov/pml/time-and-frequency-division/popular-links/daylight-saving-time-dst",
      "serial": "CB-ALM-W10-N0089",
      "page": "/currency-builder/almanac/spring-forward/",
      "files": {
        "front": "/currency-builder/almanac/notes/front/spring-forward.svg",
        "back": "/currency-builder/almanac/notes/back/spring-forward.svg"
      },
      "noun": {
        "id": 89,
        "seed": {
          "background": 1,
          "body": 25,
          "accessory": 127,
          "head": 55,
          "glasses": 19
        },
        "traits": {
          "body": "body-rust",
          "accessory": "accessory-wall",
          "head": "head-console-handheld",
          "glasses": "glasses-square-yellow-orange-multi"
        },
        "official_url": "https://nouns.wtf/noun/89"
      }
    },
    {
      "code": "W11",
      "slug": "poppy-week",
      "quarter": "rain",
      "week": 11,
      "denomination": 11,
      "name": "Poppy Week",
      "when": "March",
      "where": "Bluffs, medians and gardens",
      "line": "California poppies open orange on sunny mornings and close up when it clouds over.",
      "how": "Earned by logging a poppy patch with the time it opened and the time it closed. Look, photograph, leave every flower where it grows.",
      "nounId": 1,
      "source_title": "California State Parks · Antelope Valley poppy reserve",
      "source_url": "https://www.parks.ca.gov/?page_id=627",
      "serial": "CB-ALM-W11-N0001",
      "page": "/currency-builder/almanac/poppy-week/",
      "files": {
        "front": "/currency-builder/almanac/notes/front/poppy-week.svg",
        "back": "/currency-builder/almanac/notes/back/poppy-week.svg"
      },
      "noun": {
        "id": 1,
        "seed": {
          "background": 1,
          "body": 20,
          "accessory": 95,
          "head": 88,
          "glasses": 14
        },
        "traits": {
          "body": "body-peachy-B",
          "accessory": "accessory-sunset",
          "head": "head-fox",
          "glasses": "glasses-square-pink-purple-multi"
        },
        "official_url": "https://nouns.wtf/noun/1"
      }
    },
    {
      "code": "W12",
      "slug": "even-day",
      "quarter": "rain",
      "week": 12,
      "denomination": 12,
      "name": "Even Day",
      "when": "Around March 20",
      "where": "A west-facing street",
      "line": "The spring equinox: day and night run close to even, and the sun sets almost due west.",
      "how": "Earned by photographing the sunset straight down a street that runs east to west and logging the date. The fall note in week 38 makes the pair.",
      "nounId": 0,
      "source_title": "timeanddate · solstices and equinoxes",
      "source_url": "https://www.timeanddate.com/calendar/seasons.html",
      "serial": "CB-ALM-W12-N0000",
      "page": "/currency-builder/almanac/even-day/",
      "files": {
        "front": "/currency-builder/almanac/notes/front/even-day.svg",
        "back": "/currency-builder/almanac/notes/back/even-day.svg"
      },
      "noun": {
        "id": 0,
        "seed": {
          "background": 0,
          "body": 14,
          "accessory": 132,
          "head": 94,
          "glasses": 18
        },
        "traits": {
          "body": "body-green",
          "accessory": "accessory-yingyang",
          "head": "head-gnome",
          "glasses": "glasses-square-watermelon"
        },
        "official_url": "https://nouns.wtf/noun/0"
      }
    },
    {
      "code": "W13",
      "slug": "swallow-return",
      "quarter": "rain",
      "week": 13,
      "denomination": 13,
      "name": "Swallow Return",
      "when": "Late March",
      "where": "Under eaves and bridges",
      "line": "Cliff swallows return from South America and start rebuilding their mud nests.",
      "how": "Earned by logging the first swallow you see building, with the place and date. Nests stay up; the note is for watching them, not moving them.",
      "nounId": 95,
      "source_title": "Cornell Lab · All About Birds · cliff swallow",
      "source_url": "https://www.allaboutbirds.org/guide/Cliff_Swallow/",
      "serial": "CB-ALM-W13-N0095",
      "page": "/currency-builder/almanac/swallow-return/",
      "files": {
        "front": "/currency-builder/almanac/notes/front/swallow-return.svg",
        "back": "/currency-builder/almanac/notes/back/swallow-return.svg"
      },
      "noun": {
        "id": 95,
        "seed": {
          "background": 1,
          "body": 16,
          "accessory": 110,
          "head": 107,
          "glasses": 17
        },
        "traits": {
          "body": "body-hotbrown",
          "accessory": "accessory-txt-dope-text",
          "head": "head-house",
          "glasses": "glasses-square-teal"
        },
        "official_url": "https://nouns.wtf/noun/95"
      }
    },
    {
      "code": "W14",
      "slug": "grunion-watch",
      "quarter": "bloom",
      "week": 14,
      "denomination": 14,
      "name": "Grunion Watch",
      "when": "Spring and summer nights",
      "where": "Sandy beaches after a full or new moon",
      "line": "Grunion surf onto the sand to spawn on the nights after full and new moons.",
      "how": "Earned by logging a grunion run from the dry sand: the night, the time and a rough count. Watching only; no fish are taken for a note, and in April and May the season is closed to taking anyway.",
      "nounId": 86,
      "source_title": "California Department of Fish and Wildlife · grunion",
      "source_url": "https://wildlife.ca.gov/Conservation/Marine/Grunion",
      "serial": "CB-ALM-W14-N0086",
      "page": "/currency-builder/almanac/grunion-watch/",
      "files": {
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        "back": "/currency-builder/almanac/notes/back/grunion-watch.svg"
      },
      "noun": {
        "id": 86,
        "seed": {
          "background": 1,
          "body": 12,
          "accessory": 84,
          "head": 165,
          "glasses": 2
        },
        "traits": {
          "body": "body-grayscale-8",
          "accessory": "accessory-small-bling",
          "head": "head-pufferfish",
          "glasses": "glasses-square-black-rgb"
        },
        "official_url": "https://nouns.wtf/noun/86"
      }
    },
    {
      "code": "W15",
      "slug": "sailor-week",
      "quarter": "bloom",
      "week": 15,
      "denomination": 15,
      "name": "Sailor Week",
      "when": "Some springs",
      "where": "The wrack line",
      "line": "In some springs, westerly winds strand thousands of blue by-the-wind sailors on the beach.",
      "how": "Earned by photographing a Velella stranding with a coin or shell for scale and logging the stretch of beach. It may not happen every year, which is what makes the note.",
      "nounId": 27,
      "source_title": "Monterey Bay Aquarium · by-the-wind sailor",
      "source_url": "https://www.montereybayaquarium.org/animals/animals-a-to-z/by-the-wind-sailor",
      "serial": "CB-ALM-W15-N0027",
      "page": "/currency-builder/almanac/sailor-week/",
      "files": {
        "front": "/currency-builder/almanac/notes/front/sailor-week.svg",
        "back": "/currency-builder/almanac/notes/back/sailor-week.svg"
      },
      "noun": {
        "id": 27,
        "seed": {
          "background": 0,
          "body": 27,
          "accessory": 6,
          "head": 111,
          "glasses": 0
        },
        "traits": {
          "body": "body-teal-light",
          "accessory": "accessory-bling-anchor",
          "head": "head-jellyfish",
          "glasses": "glasses-hip-rose"
        },
        "official_url": "https://nouns.wtf/noun/27"
      }
    },
    {
      "code": "W16",
      "slug": "the-lyrids",
      "quarter": "bloom",
      "week": 16,
      "denomination": 16,
      "name": "The Lyrids",
      "when": "Around April 22",
      "where": "Somewhere dark, after midnight",
      "line": "One of the oldest recorded meteor showers, peaking around April 21 and 22.",
      "how": "Earned by logging a meteor count after midnight on a peak night. Same rules as every meteor note in the almanac: start, stop and what you saw.",
      "nounId": 68,
      "source_title": "American Meteor Society · meteor shower calendar",
      "source_url": "https://www.amsmeteors.org/meteor-showers/meteor-shower-calendar/",
      "serial": "CB-ALM-W16-N0068",
      "page": "/currency-builder/almanac/the-lyrids/",
      "files": {
        "front": "/currency-builder/almanac/notes/front/the-lyrids.svg",
        "back": "/currency-builder/almanac/notes/back/the-lyrids.svg"
      },
      "noun": {
        "id": 68,
        "seed": {
          "background": 1,
          "body": 24,
          "accessory": 74,
          "head": 184,
          "glasses": 18
        },
        "traits": {
          "body": "body-redpinkish",
          "accessory": "accessory-rain",
          "head": "head-saturn",
          "glasses": "glasses-square-watermelon"
        },
        "official_url": "https://nouns.wtf/noun/68"
      }
    },
    {
      "code": "W17",
      "slug": "tern-arrival",
      "quarter": "bloom",
      "week": 17,
      "denomination": 17,
      "name": "Tern Arrival",
      "when": "April",
      "where": "Outside the fenced colony",
      "line": "California least terns arrive from the south to nest on open sand, including a fenced colony on an LA beach.",
      "how": "Earned by logging the first least tern you hear, the high, scratchy call, from outside the colony fence. They are endangered; the fence is the rule and the note follows it.",
      "nounId": 59,
      "source_title": "Cornell Lab · All About Birds · least tern",
      "source_url": "https://www.allaboutbirds.org/guide/Least_Tern/",
      "serial": "CB-ALM-W17-N0059",
      "page": "/currency-builder/almanac/tern-arrival/",
      "files": {
        "front": "/currency-builder/almanac/notes/front/tern-arrival.svg",
        "back": "/currency-builder/almanac/notes/back/tern-arrival.svg"
      },
      "noun": {
        "id": 59,
        "seed": {
          "background": 0,
          "body": 7,
          "accessory": 13,
          "head": 110,
          "glasses": 16
        },
        "traits": {
          "body": "body-darkpink",
          "accessory": "accessory-bling-rings",
          "head": "head-island",
          "glasses": "glasses-square-smoke"
        },
        "official_url": "https://nouns.wtf/noun/59"
      }
    },
    {
      "code": "W18",
      "slug": "eta-aquariids",
      "quarter": "bloom",
      "week": 18,
      "denomination": 18,
      "name": "Eta Aquariids",
      "when": "Early May",
      "where": "Before dawn",
      "line": "Dust from Halley's Comet: a pre-dawn shower that peaks in early May.",
      "how": "Earned by logging a meteor count in the hour before dawn. A comet that comes by every 76 years leaves a note you can earn every spring.",
      "nounId": 43,
      "source_title": "American Meteor Society · meteor shower calendar",
      "source_url": "https://www.amsmeteors.org/meteor-showers/meteor-shower-calendar/",
      "serial": "CB-ALM-W18-N0043",
      "page": "/currency-builder/almanac/eta-aquariids/",
      "files": {
        "front": "/currency-builder/almanac/notes/front/eta-aquariids.svg",
        "back": "/currency-builder/almanac/notes/back/eta-aquariids.svg"
      },
      "noun": {
        "id": 43,
        "seed": {
          "background": 0,
          "body": 21,
          "accessory": 117,
          "head": 112,
          "glasses": 9
        },
        "traits": {
          "body": "body-peachy-a",
          "accessory": "accessory-txt-nil-grey-dark",
          "head": "head-jupiter",
          "glasses": "glasses-square-grey-light"
        },
        "official_url": "https://nouns.wtf/noun/43"
      }
    },
    {
      "code": "W19",
      "slug": "may-gray",
      "quarter": "bloom",
      "week": 19,
      "denomination": 19,
      "name": "May Gray",
      "when": "May",
      "where": "The sky at noon",
      "line": "The marine layer moves in and stays, gray at dawn and sometimes all day.",
      "how": "Earned by logging, at noon for seven days in a row, whether the sun is out. Seven grays earns the note; any sun resets the count.",
      "nounId": 74,
      "source_title": "National Weather Service · Los Angeles/Oxnard",
      "source_url": "https://www.weather.gov/lox/",
      "serial": "CB-ALM-W19-N0074",
      "page": "/currency-builder/almanac/may-gray/",
      "files": {
        "front": "/currency-builder/almanac/notes/front/may-gray.svg",
        "back": "/currency-builder/almanac/notes/back/may-gray.svg"
      },
      "noun": {
        "id": 74,
        "seed": {
          "background": 1,
          "body": 27,
          "accessory": 117,
          "head": 117,
          "glasses": 12
        },
        "traits": {
          "body": "body-teal-light",
          "accessory": "accessory-txt-nil-grey-dark",
          "head": "head-lint",
          "glasses": "glasses-square-magenta"
        },
        "official_url": "https://nouns.wtf/noun/74"
      }
    },
    {
      "code": "W20",
      "slug": "jacaranda",
      "quarter": "bloom",
      "week": 20,
      "denomination": 20,
      "name": "Jacaranda",
      "when": "Mid-May to June",
      "where": "Purple streets",
      "line": "Jacaranda trees bloom purple on the old streets, then drop a carpet on the sidewalks.",
      "how": "Earned by logging the first jacaranda in full bloom on your street and the day its blossoms carpet the sidewalk. Two dates, one note.",
      "nounId": 34,
      "source_title": "Wikipedia · Jacaranda mimosifolia",
      "source_url": "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jacaranda_mimosifolia",
      "serial": "CB-ALM-W20-N0034",
      "page": "/currency-builder/almanac/jacaranda/",
      "files": {
        "front": "/currency-builder/almanac/notes/front/jacaranda.svg",
        "back": "/currency-builder/almanac/notes/back/jacaranda.svg"
      },
      "noun": {
        "id": 34,
        "seed": {
          "background": 1,
          "body": 7,
          "accessory": 53,
          "head": 17,
          "glasses": 17
        },
        "traits": {
          "body": "body-darkpink",
          "accessory": "accessory-glasses-logo-sun",
          "head": "head-blueberry",
          "glasses": "glasses-square-teal"
        },
        "official_url": "https://nouns.wtf/noun/34"
      }
    },
    {
      "code": "W21",
      "slug": "blue-glow",
      "quarter": "bloom",
      "week": 21,
      "denomination": 21,
      "name": "Blue Glow",
      "when": "Some springs",
      "where": "The surf at night",
      "line": "When a plankton bloom comes in, the breaking waves at night can light up electric blue.",
      "how": "Earned by logging a bioluminescent night with a photo and the time, taken from the sand. No swim needed; the waves do the work.",
      "nounId": 24,
      "source_title": "NOAA Ocean Service · bioluminescence",
      "source_url": "https://oceanservice.noaa.gov/facts/bioluminescence.html",
      "serial": "CB-ALM-W21-N0024",
      "page": "/currency-builder/almanac/blue-glow/",
      "files": {
        "front": "/currency-builder/almanac/notes/front/blue-glow.svg",
        "back": "/currency-builder/almanac/notes/back/blue-glow.svg"
      },
      "noun": {
        "id": 24,
        "seed": {
          "background": 0,
          "body": 13,
          "accessory": 114,
          "head": 197,
          "glasses": 20
        },
        "traits": {
          "body": "body-grayscale-9",
          "accessory": "accessory-txt-lmao",
          "head": "head-squid",
          "glasses": "glasses-square-yellow-saturated"
        },
        "official_url": "https://nouns.wtf/noun/24"
      }
    },
    {
      "code": "W22",
      "slug": "south-swell",
      "quarter": "bloom",
      "week": 22,
      "denomination": 22,
      "name": "South Swell",
      "when": "Late May",
      "where": "South-facing breaks",
      "line": "Storms in the Southern Hemisphere send long, clean swell north to the South Bay for summer.",
      "how": "Earned by logging the first south swell of the year from shore with the buoy period. Swell from the other side of the planet shows up as a few calm, long lines.",
      "nounId": 36,
      "source_title": "NOAA National Data Buoy Center",
      "source_url": "https://www.ndbc.noaa.gov/",
      "serial": "CB-ALM-W22-N0036",
      "page": "/currency-builder/almanac/south-swell/",
      "files": {
        "front": "/currency-builder/almanac/notes/front/south-swell.svg",
        "back": "/currency-builder/almanac/notes/back/south-swell.svg"
      },
      "noun": {
        "id": 36,
        "seed": {
          "background": 1,
          "body": 2,
          "accessory": 13,
          "head": 140,
          "glasses": 18
        },
        "traits": {
          "body": "body-blue-sky",
          "accessory": "accessory-bling-rings",
          "head": "head-orca",
          "glasses": "glasses-square-watermelon"
        },
        "official_url": "https://nouns.wtf/noun/36"
      }
    },
    {
      "code": "W23",
      "slug": "pelican-lines",
      "quarter": "bloom",
      "week": 23,
      "denomination": 23,
      "name": "Pelican Lines",
      "when": "June",
      "where": "Just outside the break",
      "line": "Lines of brown pelicans skim the wave faces, more of them as summer goes on.",
      "how": "Earned by counting a single pelican line and logging the number and direction. Biggest line of the season goes on the almanac's back page.",
      "nounId": 57,
      "source_title": "National Park Service · Channel Islands brown pelican",
      "source_url": "https://www.nps.gov/chis/learn/nature/brown-pelican.htm",
      "serial": "CB-ALM-W23-N0057",
      "page": "/currency-builder/almanac/pelican-lines/",
      "files": {
        "front": "/currency-builder/almanac/notes/front/pelican-lines.svg",
        "back": "/currency-builder/almanac/notes/back/pelican-lines.svg"
      },
      "noun": {
        "id": 57,
        "seed": {
          "background": 1,
          "body": 19,
          "accessory": 6,
          "head": 153,
          "glasses": 4
        },
        "traits": {
          "body": "body-orange",
          "accessory": "accessory-bling-anchor",
          "head": "head-pie",
          "glasses": "glasses-square-blue-med-saturated"
        },
        "official_url": "https://nouns.wtf/noun/57"
      }
    },
    {
      "code": "W24",
      "slug": "el-segundo-blue",
      "quarter": "bloom",
      "week": 24,
      "denomination": 24,
      "name": "El Segundo Blue",
      "when": "Mid-June to early September",
      "where": "The dunes by the airport",
      "line": "El Segundo's own butterfly, small and endangered, flies only while seacliff buckwheat blooms.",
      "how": "Earned by joining a public walk or a habitat workday on the El Segundo dunes. The butterfly is federally endangered, so no one searches off trail; the note marks the work, not a sighting.",
      "nounId": 85,
      "source_title": "U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service · El Segundo blue butterfly",
      "source_url": "https://www.fws.gov/species/el-segundo-blue-euphilotes-battoides-allyni",
      "serial": "CB-ALM-W24-N0085",
      "page": "/currency-builder/almanac/el-segundo-blue/",
      "files": {
        "front": "/currency-builder/almanac/notes/front/el-segundo-blue.svg",
        "back": "/currency-builder/almanac/notes/back/el-segundo-blue.svg"
      },
      "noun": {
        "id": 85,
        "seed": {
          "background": 1,
          "body": 19,
          "accessory": 15,
          "head": 214,
          "glasses": 9
        },
        "traits": {
          "body": "body-orange",
          "accessory": "accessory-bling-sparkles",
          "head": "head-unicorn",
          "glasses": "glasses-square-grey-light"
        },
        "official_url": "https://nouns.wtf/noun/85"
      }
    },
    {
      "code": "W25",
      "slug": "long-day",
      "quarter": "bloom",
      "week": 25,
      "denomination": 25,
      "name": "Long Day",
      "when": "Around June 21",
      "where": "The beach at dusk",
      "line": "The summer solstice: the longest day, with the sun setting at its farthest northwest.",
      "how": "Earned by logging the sunset bearing and time on the solstice. The winter note in week 51 makes the other end of the line.",
      "nounId": 54,
      "source_title": "timeanddate · solstices and equinoxes",
      "source_url": "https://www.timeanddate.com/calendar/seasons.html",
      "serial": "CB-ALM-W25-N0054",
      "page": "/currency-builder/almanac/long-day/",
      "files": {
        "front": "/currency-builder/almanac/notes/front/long-day.svg",
        "back": "/currency-builder/almanac/notes/back/long-day.svg"
      },
      "noun": {
        "id": 54,
        "seed": {
          "background": 0,
          "body": 26,
          "accessory": 45,
          "head": 201,
          "glasses": 6
        },
        "traits": {
          "body": "body-slimegreen",
          "accessory": "accessory-dinosaur",
          "head": "head-sunset",
          "glasses": "glasses-square-frog-green"
        },
        "official_url": "https://nouns.wtf/noun/54"
      }
    },
    {
      "code": "W26",
      "slug": "sand-crabs",
      "quarter": "bloom",
      "week": 26,
      "denomination": 26,
      "name": "Sand Crabs",
      "when": "Summer",
      "where": "The swash zone",
      "line": "Mole crabs dig in by the thousands where the waves wash back, faster than you can follow.",
      "how": "Earned by counting the crabs in one handful of wet sand, logging the number and putting them all back. Kids are the experts here.",
      "nounId": 76,
      "source_title": "Monterey Bay Aquarium · Pacific mole crab",
      "source_url": "https://www.montereybayaquarium.org/animals/animals-a-to-z/pacific-mole-crab",
      "serial": "CB-ALM-W26-N0076",
      "page": "/currency-builder/almanac/sand-crabs/",
      "files": {
        "front": "/currency-builder/almanac/notes/front/sand-crabs.svg",
        "back": "/currency-builder/almanac/notes/back/sand-crabs.svg"
      },
      "noun": {
        "id": 76,
        "seed": {
          "background": 0,
          "body": 28,
          "accessory": 38,
          "head": 196,
          "glasses": 19
        },
        "traits": {
          "body": "body-teal",
          "accessory": "accessory-chicken",
          "head": "head-sponge",
          "glasses": "glasses-square-yellow-orange-multi"
        },
        "official_url": "https://nouns.wtf/noun/76"
      }
    },
    {
      "code": "W27",
      "slug": "aphelion",
      "quarter": "swell",
      "week": 27,
      "denomination": 27,
      "name": "Aphelion",
      "when": "Early July",
      "where": "Anywhere in the sun",
      "line": "Earth is farthest from the sun in early July, about 3 percent farther than in January.",
      "how": "Earned by logging the noon shadow of a stick at the same spot in early July and in early January. The seasons come from the tilt, and the note says so on the back.",
      "nounId": 80,
      "source_title": "timeanddate · perihelion and aphelion",
      "source_url": "https://www.timeanddate.com/astronomy/perihelion-aphelion-solstice.html",
      "serial": "CB-ALM-W27-N0080",
      "page": "/currency-builder/almanac/aphelion/",
      "files": {
        "front": "/currency-builder/almanac/notes/front/aphelion.svg",
        "back": "/currency-builder/almanac/notes/back/aphelion.svg"
      },
      "noun": {
        "id": 80,
        "seed": {
          "background": 1,
          "body": 3,
          "accessory": 107,
          "head": 76,
          "glasses": 10
        },
        "traits": {
          "body": "body-bluegrey",
          "accessory": "accessory-txt-copy",
          "head": "head-earth",
          "glasses": "glasses-square-guava"
        },
        "official_url": "https://nouns.wtf/noun/80"
      }
    },
    {
      "code": "W28",
      "slug": "jelly-summer",
      "quarter": "swell",
      "week": 28,
      "denomination": 28,
      "name": "Jelly Summer",
      "when": "Some summers",
      "where": "The tideline and the pier",
      "line": "Some summers bring blooms of purple-striped and moon jellies close to shore.",
      "how": "Earned by logging a jelly bloom from the pier or the sand with a photo. Look, do not touch, and tell the lifeguards.",
      "nounId": 81,
      "source_title": "Aquarium of the Pacific · purple-striped jelly",
      "source_url": "https://www.aquariumofpacific.org/onlinelearningcenter/species/purple_striped_jelly",
      "serial": "CB-ALM-W28-N0081",
      "page": "/currency-builder/almanac/jelly-summer/",
      "files": {
        "front": "/currency-builder/almanac/notes/front/jelly-summer.svg",
        "back": "/currency-builder/almanac/notes/back/jelly-summer.svg"
      },
      "noun": {
        "id": 81,
        "seed": {
          "background": 1,
          "body": 2,
          "accessory": 83,
          "head": 25,
          "glasses": 8
        },
        "traits": {
          "body": "body-blue-sky",
          "accessory": "accessory-slimesplat",
          "head": "head-bubble-speech",
          "glasses": "glasses-square-green-blue-multi"
        },
        "official_url": "https://nouns.wtf/noun/81"
      }
    },
    {
      "code": "W29",
      "slug": "first-flight",
      "quarter": "swell",
      "week": 29,
      "denomination": 29,
      "name": "First Flight",
      "when": "July",
      "where": "Outside the colony fence",
      "line": "Least tern chicks fledge and start their first clumsy flights over the beach.",
      "how": "Earned by logging a fledgling flight from outside the fence. With week 17 it records the colony's whole season.",
      "nounId": 32,
      "source_title": "Cornell Lab · All About Birds · least tern",
      "source_url": "https://www.allaboutbirds.org/guide/Least_Tern/",
      "serial": "CB-ALM-W29-N0032",
      "page": "/currency-builder/almanac/first-flight/",
      "files": {
        "front": "/currency-builder/almanac/notes/front/first-flight.svg",
        "back": "/currency-builder/almanac/notes/back/first-flight.svg"
      },
      "noun": {
        "id": 32,
        "seed": {
          "background": 0,
          "body": 15,
          "accessory": 92,
          "head": 191,
          "glasses": 15
        },
        "traits": {
          "body": "body-gunk",
          "accessory": "accessory-stripes-brown",
          "head": "head-skilift",
          "glasses": "glasses-square-red"
        },
        "official_url": "https://nouns.wtf/noun/32"
      }
    },
    {
      "code": "W30",
      "slug": "delta-aquariids",
      "quarter": "swell",
      "week": 30,
      "denomination": 30,
      "name": "Delta Aquariids",
      "when": "Late July",
      "where": "South, low on the horizon",
      "line": "A slow, faint summer shower that peaks in late July and favors southern skies.",
      "how": "Earned by logging a meteor count facing south on a peak night. A warm-night note.",
      "nounId": 26,
      "source_title": "American Meteor Society · meteor shower calendar",
      "source_url": "https://www.amsmeteors.org/meteor-showers/meteor-shower-calendar/",
      "serial": "CB-ALM-W30-N0026",
      "page": "/currency-builder/almanac/delta-aquariids/",
      "files": {
        "front": "/currency-builder/almanac/notes/front/delta-aquariids.svg",
        "back": "/currency-builder/almanac/notes/back/delta-aquariids.svg"
      },
      "noun": {
        "id": 26,
        "seed": {
          "background": 1,
          "body": 17,
          "accessory": 69,
          "head": 41,
          "glasses": 15
        },
        "traits": {
          "body": "body-magenta",
          "accessory": "accessory-moon-block",
          "head": "head-chart-bars",
          "glasses": "glasses-square-red"
        },
        "official_url": "https://nouns.wtf/noun/26"
      }
    },
    {
      "code": "W31",
      "slug": "thunderheads",
      "quarter": "swell",
      "week": 31,
      "denomination": 31,
      "name": "Thunderheads",
      "when": "Some summer afternoons",
      "where": "The mountains to the north and east",
      "line": "Monsoon moisture builds towering clouds over the mountains on some July and August afternoons.",
      "how": "Earned by photographing a thunderhead over the mountains and logging the time it peaked. If you hear thunder, go indoors before you log anything.",
      "nounId": 82,
      "source_title": "National Weather Service · Los Angeles/Oxnard",
      "source_url": "https://www.weather.gov/lox/",
      "serial": "CB-ALM-W31-N0082",
      "page": "/currency-builder/almanac/thunderheads/",
      "files": {
        "front": "/currency-builder/almanac/notes/front/thunderheads.svg",
        "back": "/currency-builder/almanac/notes/back/thunderheads.svg"
      },
      "noun": {
        "id": 82,
        "seed": {
          "background": 0,
          "body": 15,
          "accessory": 93,
          "head": 116,
          "glasses": 20
        },
        "traits": {
          "body": "body-gunk",
          "accessory": "accessory-stripes-olive",
          "head": "head-lightning-bolt",
          "glasses": "glasses-square-yellow-saturated"
        },
        "official_url": "https://nouns.wtf/noun/82"
      }
    },
    {
      "code": "W32",
      "slug": "the-perseids",
      "quarter": "swell",
      "week": 32,
      "denomination": 32,
      "name": "The Perseids",
      "when": "Around August 12",
      "where": "Somewhere dark, after midnight",
      "line": "The year's most popular meteor shower peaks around August 12 and 13.",
      "how": "Earned by logging a meteor count on a peak night. The almanac's biggest night: bring a blanket, bring a neighbor.",
      "nounId": 64,
      "source_title": "American Meteor Society · meteor shower calendar",
      "source_url": "https://www.amsmeteors.org/meteor-showers/meteor-shower-calendar/",
      "serial": "CB-ALM-W32-N0064",
      "page": "/currency-builder/almanac/the-perseids/",
      "files": {
        "front": "/currency-builder/almanac/notes/front/the-perseids.svg",
        "back": "/currency-builder/almanac/notes/back/the-perseids.svg"
      },
      "noun": {
        "id": 64,
        "seed": {
          "background": 0,
          "body": 22,
          "accessory": 134,
          "head": 128,
          "glasses": 19
        },
        "traits": {
          "body": "body-purple",
          "accessory": "body-gray-scale-1",
          "head": "head-moon",
          "glasses": "glasses-square-yellow-orange-multi"
        },
        "official_url": "https://nouns.wtf/noun/64"
      }
    },
    {
      "code": "W33",
      "slug": "last-run",
      "quarter": "swell",
      "week": 33,
      "denomination": 33,
      "name": "Last Run",
      "when": "August",
      "where": "Sandy beaches",
      "line": "The grunion season's last runs, on the nights after the August moons.",
      "how": "Earned by logging an August grunion run. Holding weeks 14 and 33 means you watched the season open and close.",
      "nounId": 96,
      "source_title": "California Department of Fish and Wildlife · grunion",
      "source_url": "https://wildlife.ca.gov/Conservation/Marine/Grunion",
      "serial": "CB-ALM-W33-N0096",
      "page": "/currency-builder/almanac/last-run/",
      "files": {
        "front": "/currency-builder/almanac/notes/front/last-run.svg",
        "back": "/currency-builder/almanac/notes/back/last-run.svg"
      },
      "noun": {
        "id": 96,
        "seed": {
          "background": 0,
          "body": 1,
          "accessory": 81,
          "head": 144,
          "glasses": 7
        },
        "traits": {
          "body": "body-bege-crt",
          "accessory": "accessory-shirt-black",
          "head": "head-oyster",
          "glasses": "glasses-square-fullblack"
        },
        "official_url": "https://nouns.wtf/noun/96"
      }
    },
    {
      "code": "W34",
      "slug": "shorebird-return",
      "quarter": "swell",
      "week": 34,
      "denomination": 34,
      "name": "Shorebird Return",
      "when": "August",
      "where": "The wet sand",
      "line": "Sanderlings and other shorebirds come back from Arctic nesting grounds and start chasing waves again.",
      "how": "Earned by logging the first returning sanderling flock you see, with a count. Give them room: a flushed flock loses a meal.",
      "nounId": 3,
      "source_title": "Cornell Lab · All About Birds · sanderling",
      "source_url": "https://www.allaboutbirds.org/guide/Sanderling/",
      "serial": "CB-ALM-W34-N0003",
      "page": "/currency-builder/almanac/shorebird-return/",
      "files": {
        "front": "/currency-builder/almanac/notes/front/shorebird-return.svg",
        "back": "/currency-builder/almanac/notes/back/shorebird-return.svg"
      },
      "noun": {
        "id": 3,
        "seed": {
          "background": 1,
          "body": 6,
          "accessory": 79,
          "head": 21,
          "glasses": 7
        },
        "traits": {
          "body": "body-darkbrown",
          "accessory": "accessory-scarf-clown",
          "head": "head-boot",
          "glasses": "glasses-square-fullblack"
        },
        "official_url": "https://nouns.wtf/noun/3"
      }
    },
    {
      "code": "W35",
      "slug": "hurricane-swell",
      "quarter": "swell",
      "week": 35,
      "denomination": 35,
      "name": "Hurricane Swell",
      "when": "Late summer",
      "where": "South-facing breaks",
      "line": "Hurricanes off Mexico can send fast, powerful south swell to the South Bay with little warning.",
      "how": "Earned by logging the swell when a named Eastern Pacific storm is sending waves, with the storm's name. Rip currents run strong; the note is earned from the sand.",
      "nounId": 21,
      "source_title": "NOAA National Hurricane Center",
      "source_url": "https://www.nhc.noaa.gov/",
      "serial": "CB-ALM-W35-N0021",
      "page": "/currency-builder/almanac/hurricane-swell/",
      "files": {
        "front": "/currency-builder/almanac/notes/front/hurricane-swell.svg",
        "back": "/currency-builder/almanac/notes/back/hurricane-swell.svg"
      },
      "noun": {
        "id": 21,
        "seed": {
          "background": 0,
          "body": 24,
          "accessory": 12,
          "head": 80,
          "glasses": 0
        },
        "traits": {
          "body": "body-redpinkish",
          "accessory": "accessory-bling-mask",
          "head": "head-fan",
          "glasses": "glasses-hip-rose"
        },
        "official_url": "https://nouns.wtf/noun/21"
      }
    },
    {
      "code": "W36",
      "slug": "warm-water",
      "quarter": "swell",
      "week": 36,
      "denomination": 36,
      "name": "Warm Water",
      "when": "Late August to September",
      "where": "The pier thermometer",
      "line": "Ocean water off Southern California is usually warmest in late summer and early fall.",
      "how": "Earned by logging the water temperature at the same spot once a week through August and September. The warmest reading goes in the almanac.",
      "nounId": 44,
      "source_title": "NOAA NCEI · coastal water temperature guide",
      "source_url": "https://www.ncei.noaa.gov/products/coastal-water-temperature-guide",
      "serial": "CB-ALM-W36-N0044",
      "page": "/currency-builder/almanac/warm-water/",
      "files": {
        "front": "/currency-builder/almanac/notes/front/warm-water.svg",
        "back": "/currency-builder/almanac/notes/back/warm-water.svg"
      },
      "noun": {
        "id": 44,
        "seed": {
          "background": 0,
          "body": 14,
          "accessory": 124,
          "head": 218,
          "glasses": 4
        },
        "traits": {
          "body": "body-green",
          "accessory": "accessory-txt-rofl",
          "head": "head-volleyball",
          "glasses": "glasses-square-blue-med-saturated"
        },
        "official_url": "https://nouns.wtf/noun/44"
      }
    },
    {
      "code": "W37",
      "slug": "cleanup-day",
      "quarter": "swell",
      "week": 37,
      "denomination": 37,
      "name": "Cleanup Day",
      "when": "Third Saturday in September",
      "where": "Any beach",
      "line": "Coastal Cleanup Day: thousands of people pick up the beach on the same morning.",
      "how": "Earned by taking part in Coastal Cleanup Day and logging what your group picked up. One note per volunteer, however much trash you found.",
      "nounId": 13,
      "source_title": "California Coastal Commission · Coastal Cleanup Day",
      "source_url": "https://www.coastal.ca.gov/publiced/ccd/ccd.html",
      "serial": "CB-ALM-W37-N0013",
      "page": "/currency-builder/almanac/cleanup-day/",
      "files": {
        "front": "/currency-builder/almanac/notes/front/cleanup-day.svg",
        "back": "/currency-builder/almanac/notes/back/cleanup-day.svg"
      },
      "noun": {
        "id": 13,
        "seed": {
          "background": 1,
          "body": 11,
          "accessory": 26,
          "head": 210,
          "glasses": 13
        },
        "traits": {
          "body": "body-grayscale-7",
          "accessory": "accessory-checker-RGB",
          "head": "head-trashcan",
          "glasses": "glasses-square-orange"
        },
        "official_url": "https://nouns.wtf/noun/13"
      }
    },
    {
      "code": "W38",
      "slug": "fall-even-day",
      "quarter": "swell",
      "week": 38,
      "denomination": 38,
      "name": "Fall Even Day",
      "when": "Around September 22",
      "where": "A west-facing street",
      "line": "The fall equinox: day and night even out again, and the sun sets almost due west.",
      "how": "Earned by photographing the sunset down the same east-west street you used in week 12. Same street, same angle, six months apart.",
      "nounId": 17,
      "source_title": "timeanddate · solstices and equinoxes",
      "source_url": "https://www.timeanddate.com/calendar/seasons.html",
      "serial": "CB-ALM-W38-N0017",
      "page": "/currency-builder/almanac/fall-even-day/",
      "files": {
        "front": "/currency-builder/almanac/notes/front/fall-even-day.svg",
        "back": "/currency-builder/almanac/notes/back/fall-even-day.svg"
      },
      "noun": {
        "id": 17,
        "seed": {
          "background": 1,
          "body": 25,
          "accessory": 64,
          "head": 166,
          "glasses": 14
        },
        "traits": {
          "body": "body-rust",
          "accessory": "accessory-lines-45-greens",
          "head": "head-pumpkin",
          "glasses": "glasses-square-pink-purple-multi"
        },
        "official_url": "https://nouns.wtf/noun/17"
      }
    },
    {
      "code": "W39",
      "slug": "night-migrants",
      "quarter": "swell",
      "week": 39,
      "denomination": 39,
      "name": "Night Migrants",
      "when": "Late September",
      "where": "Under the porch light",
      "line": "Songbirds migrate south at night in fall, millions passing over the coast on good nights.",
      "how": "Earned by logging a night's BirdCast forecast and then a morning bird walk. A forecast and a walk earn one note.",
      "nounId": 50,
      "source_title": "BirdCast · migration forecasts",
      "source_url": "https://birdcast.info/",
      "serial": "CB-ALM-W39-N0050",
      "page": "/currency-builder/almanac/night-migrants/",
      "files": {
        "front": "/currency-builder/almanac/notes/front/night-migrants.svg",
        "back": "/currency-builder/almanac/notes/back/night-migrants.svg"
      },
      "noun": {
        "id": 50,
        "seed": {
          "background": 1,
          "body": 7,
          "accessory": 55,
          "head": 68,
          "glasses": 16
        },
        "traits": {
          "body": "body-darkpink",
          "accessory": "accessory-glasses",
          "head": "head-dictionary",
          "glasses": "glasses-square-smoke"
        },
        "official_url": "https://nouns.wtf/noun/50"
      }
    },
    {
      "code": "W40",
      "slug": "santa-ana",
      "quarter": "wind",
      "week": 40,
      "denomination": 40,
      "name": "Santa Ana",
      "when": "October",
      "where": "The whole basin",
      "line": "Hot, dry winds blow offshore from the deserts, the air goes clear and fire danger rises.",
      "how": "Earned by logging an offshore-wind day: the humidity, the wind direction and how far you could see. On red flag days the almanac logs, and nobody burns anything.",
      "nounId": 90,
      "source_title": "Wikipedia · Santa Ana winds",
      "source_url": "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Santa_Ana_winds",
      "serial": "CB-ALM-W40-N0090",
      "page": "/currency-builder/almanac/santa-ana/",
      "files": {
        "front": "/currency-builder/almanac/notes/front/santa-ana.svg",
        "back": "/currency-builder/almanac/notes/back/santa-ana.svg"
      },
      "noun": {
        "id": 90,
        "seed": {
          "background": 1,
          "body": 3,
          "accessory": 29,
          "head": 217,
          "glasses": 17
        },
        "traits": {
          "body": "body-bluegrey",
          "accessory": "accessory-checker-bigwalk-rainbow",
          "head": "head-volcano",
          "glasses": "glasses-square-teal"
        },
        "official_url": "https://nouns.wtf/noun/90"
      }
    },
    {
      "code": "W41",
      "slug": "monarchs-return",
      "quarter": "wind",
      "week": 41,
      "denomination": 41,
      "name": "Monarchs Return",
      "when": "October",
      "where": "Coastal tree groves",
      "line": "Monarchs arrive back at the coastal groves to cluster for the winter.",
      "how": "Earned by logging the first cluster you see in October, from the path. With week 6 it brackets the monarchs' winter.",
      "nounId": 38,
      "source_title": "Western Monarch Count",
      "source_url": "https://www.westernmonarchcount.org/",
      "serial": "CB-ALM-W41-N0038",
      "page": "/currency-builder/almanac/monarchs-return/",
      "files": {
        "front": "/currency-builder/almanac/notes/front/monarchs-return.svg",
        "back": "/currency-builder/almanac/notes/back/monarchs-return.svg"
      },
      "noun": {
        "id": 38,
        "seed": {
          "background": 0,
          "body": 5,
          "accessory": 57,
          "head": 214,
          "glasses": 15
        },
        "traits": {
          "body": "body-computerblue",
          "accessory": "accessory-heart",
          "head": "head-unicorn",
          "glasses": "glasses-square-red"
        },
        "official_url": "https://nouns.wtf/noun/38"
      }
    },
    {
      "code": "W42",
      "slug": "the-orionids",
      "quarter": "wind",
      "week": 42,
      "denomination": 42,
      "name": "The Orionids",
      "when": "Around October 21",
      "where": "Somewhere dark, before dawn",
      "line": "More dust from Halley's Comet: the fall shower that peaks around October 21.",
      "how": "Earned by logging a meteor count in the hours before dawn. With week 18 it makes Halley's pair.",
      "nounId": 73,
      "source_title": "American Meteor Society · meteor shower calendar",
      "source_url": "https://www.amsmeteors.org/meteor-showers/meteor-shower-calendar/",
      "serial": "CB-ALM-W42-N0073",
      "page": "/currency-builder/almanac/the-orionids/",
      "files": {
        "front": "/currency-builder/almanac/notes/front/the-orionids.svg",
        "back": "/currency-builder/almanac/notes/back/the-orionids.svg"
      },
      "noun": {
        "id": 73,
        "seed": {
          "background": 1,
          "body": 24,
          "accessory": 91,
          "head": 171,
          "glasses": 1
        },
        "traits": {
          "body": "body-redpinkish",
          "accessory": "accessory-stripes-blue-med",
          "head": "head-rangefinder",
          "glasses": "glasses-square-black-eyes-red"
        },
        "official_url": "https://nouns.wtf/noun/73"
      }
    },
    {
      "code": "W43",
      "slug": "first-northwest",
      "quarter": "wind",
      "week": 43,
      "denomination": 43,
      "name": "First Northwest",
      "when": "Late October",
      "where": "The pier",
      "line": "The first real northwest swell of the season wraps in and the winter surf starts.",
      "how": "Earned by logging the season's first northwest swell with the buoy height and period. Week 4 is its winter sequel.",
      "nounId": 37,
      "source_title": "NOAA National Data Buoy Center",
      "source_url": "https://www.ndbc.noaa.gov/",
      "serial": "CB-ALM-W43-N0037",
      "page": "/currency-builder/almanac/first-northwest/",
      "files": {
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        "back": "/currency-builder/almanac/notes/back/first-northwest.svg"
      },
      "noun": {
        "id": 37,
        "seed": {
          "background": 1,
          "body": 18,
          "accessory": 30,
          "head": 222,
          "glasses": 6
        },
        "traits": {
          "body": "body-orange-yellow",
          "accessory": "accessory-checker-spaced-black",
          "head": "head-washingmachine",
          "glasses": "glasses-square-frog-green"
        },
        "official_url": "https://nouns.wtf/noun/37"
      }
    },
    {
      "code": "W44",
      "slug": "fall-back",
      "quarter": "wind",
      "week": 44,
      "denomination": 44,
      "name": "Fall Back",
      "when": "First Sunday in November",
      "where": "Every clock in the house",
      "line": "Clocks go back an hour and the evening dark arrives at once.",
      "how": "Earned by logging the sunset time the Saturday before and the Sunday after. With week 10 it closes daylight saving's year.",
      "nounId": 39,
      "source_title": "NIST · daylight saving time",
      "source_url": "https://www.nist.gov/pml/time-and-frequency-division/popular-links/daylight-saving-time-dst",
      "serial": "CB-ALM-W44-N0039",
      "page": "/currency-builder/almanac/fall-back/",
      "files": {
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        "back": "/currency-builder/almanac/notes/back/fall-back.svg"
      },
      "noun": {
        "id": 39,
        "seed": {
          "background": 0,
          "body": 21,
          "accessory": 26,
          "head": 133,
          "glasses": 20
        },
        "traits": {
          "body": "body-peachy-a",
          "accessory": "accessory-checker-RGB",
          "head": "head-mug",
          "glasses": "glasses-square-yellow-saturated"
        },
        "official_url": "https://nouns.wtf/noun/39"
      }
    },
    {
      "code": "W45",
      "slug": "first-rain",
      "quarter": "wind",
      "week": 45,
      "denomination": 45,
      "name": "First Rain",
      "when": "November",
      "where": "The storm drain at the end of the street",
      "line": "The season's first real rain washes a summer of street runoff into the bay.",
      "how": "Earned by logging the first rain over a quarter inch and staying out of the ocean for the 72 hours after it. The waiting is the work.",
      "nounId": 7,
      "source_title": "Heal the Bay",
      "source_url": "https://healthebay.org/",
      "serial": "CB-ALM-W45-N0007",
      "page": "/currency-builder/almanac/first-rain/",
      "files": {
        "front": "/currency-builder/almanac/notes/front/first-rain.svg",
        "back": "/currency-builder/almanac/notes/back/first-rain.svg"
      },
      "noun": {
        "id": 7,
        "seed": {
          "background": 1,
          "body": 12,
          "accessory": 72,
          "head": 126,
          "glasses": 9
        },
        "traits": {
          "body": "body-grayscale-8",
          "accessory": "accessory-pizza-bling",
          "head": "head-mirror",
          "glasses": "glasses-square-grey-light"
        },
        "official_url": "https://nouns.wtf/noun/7"
      }
    },
    {
      "code": "W46",
      "slug": "the-leonids",
      "quarter": "wind",
      "week": 46,
      "denomination": 46,
      "name": "The Leonids",
      "when": "Around November 17",
      "where": "Somewhere dark, after midnight",
      "line": "A fast meteor shower, famous for rare storms, peaking around November 17.",
      "how": "Earned by logging a meteor count after midnight. Most years are modest, and the note is the same either way.",
      "nounId": 9,
      "source_title": "American Meteor Society · meteor shower calendar",
      "source_url": "https://www.amsmeteors.org/meteor-showers/meteor-shower-calendar/",
      "serial": "CB-ALM-W46-N0009",
      "page": "/currency-builder/almanac/the-leonids/",
      "files": {
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        "back": "/currency-builder/almanac/notes/back/the-leonids.svg"
      },
      "noun": {
        "id": 9,
        "seed": {
          "background": 0,
          "body": 2,
          "accessory": 134,
          "head": 9,
          "glasses": 4
        },
        "traits": {
          "body": "body-blue-sky",
          "accessory": "body-gray-scale-1",
          "head": "head-bat",
          "glasses": "glasses-square-blue-med-saturated"
        },
        "official_url": "https://nouns.wtf/noun/9"
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    },
    {
      "code": "W47",
      "slug": "monarch-count",
      "quarter": "wind",
      "week": 47,
      "denomination": 47,
      "name": "Monarch Count",
      "when": "Around Thanksgiving",
      "where": "Coastal tree groves",
      "line": "Volunteers count the monarchs wintering in western groves over the weeks around Thanksgiving.",
      "how": "Earned by taking part in the Western Monarch Thanksgiving Count with a registered site volunteer. One note per counter.",
      "nounId": 77,
      "source_title": "Western Monarch Count",
      "source_url": "https://www.westernmonarchcount.org/",
      "serial": "CB-ALM-W47-N0077",
      "page": "/currency-builder/almanac/monarch-count/",
      "files": {
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        "back": "/currency-builder/almanac/notes/back/monarch-count.svg"
      },
      "noun": {
        "id": 77,
        "seed": {
          "background": 0,
          "body": 2,
          "accessory": 88,
          "head": 29,
          "glasses": 7
        },
        "traits": {
          "body": "body-blue-sky",
          "accessory": "accessory-stripes-and-checks",
          "head": "head-calculator",
          "glasses": "glasses-square-fullblack"
        },
        "official_url": "https://nouns.wtf/noun/77"
      }
    },
    {
      "code": "W48",
      "slug": "toyon",
      "quarter": "wind",
      "week": 48,
      "denomination": 48,
      "name": "Toyon",
      "when": "Late November into winter",
      "where": "Native gardens and hillsides",
      "line": "Toyon, California's holly, turns red with berries just as the birds need them.",
      "how": "Earned by logging a toyon in berry and the first birds you see eating from it. Leave the berries for the birds.",
      "nounId": 19,
      "source_title": "Calscape · toyon",
      "source_url": "https://calscape.org/Heteromeles-arbutifolia-(Toyon)",
      "serial": "CB-ALM-W48-N0019",
      "page": "/currency-builder/almanac/toyon/",
      "files": {
        "front": "/currency-builder/almanac/notes/front/toyon.svg",
        "back": "/currency-builder/almanac/notes/back/toyon.svg"
      },
      "noun": {
        "id": 19,
        "seed": {
          "background": 0,
          "body": 5,
          "accessory": 40,
          "head": 56,
          "glasses": 18
        },
        "traits": {
          "body": "body-computerblue",
          "accessory": "accessory-clover",
          "head": "head-cookie",
          "glasses": "glasses-square-watermelon"
        },
        "official_url": "https://nouns.wtf/noun/19"
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    },
    {
      "code": "W49",
      "slug": "early-dark",
      "quarter": "wind",
      "week": 49,
      "denomination": 49,
      "name": "Early Dark",
      "when": "Early December",
      "where": "A west-facing window",
      "line": "The earliest sunset of the year comes in early December, about two weeks before the solstice.",
      "how": "Earned by logging the sunset time every evening for a week in early December and finding the earliest. The almanac's quiet surprise.",
      "nounId": 69,
      "source_title": "timeanddate · Los Angeles sunrise and sunset",
      "source_url": "https://www.timeanddate.com/sun/usa/los-angeles",
      "serial": "CB-ALM-W49-N0069",
      "page": "/currency-builder/almanac/early-dark/",
      "files": {
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        "back": "/currency-builder/almanac/notes/back/early-dark.svg"
      },
      "noun": {
        "id": 69,
        "seed": {
          "background": 1,
          "body": 4,
          "accessory": 23,
          "head": 82,
          "glasses": 20
        },
        "traits": {
          "body": "body-cold",
          "accessory": "accessory-body-gradient-sunset",
          "head": "head-film-35mm",
          "glasses": "glasses-square-yellow-saturated"
        },
        "official_url": "https://nouns.wtf/noun/69"
      }
    },
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      "code": "W50",
      "slug": "the-geminids",
      "quarter": "wind",
      "week": 50,
      "denomination": 50,
      "name": "The Geminids",
      "when": "Around December 13",
      "where": "Somewhere dark, from mid-evening",
      "line": "The year's richest meteor shower, which starts early in the evening and peaks around December 13 and 14.",
      "how": "Earned by logging a meteor count on a peak night. The coldest meteor note and often the busiest.",
      "nounId": 60,
      "source_title": "American Meteor Society · meteor shower calendar",
      "source_url": "https://www.amsmeteors.org/meteor-showers/meteor-shower-calendar/",
      "serial": "CB-ALM-W50-N0060",
      "page": "/currency-builder/almanac/the-geminids/",
      "files": {
        "front": "/currency-builder/almanac/notes/front/the-geminids.svg",
        "back": "/currency-builder/almanac/notes/back/the-geminids.svg"
      },
      "noun": {
        "id": 60,
        "seed": {
          "background": 0,
          "body": 26,
          "accessory": 91,
          "head": 232,
          "glasses": 13
        },
        "traits": {
          "body": "body-slimegreen",
          "accessory": "accessory-stripes-blue-med",
          "head": "head-wizardhat",
          "glasses": "glasses-square-orange"
        },
        "official_url": "https://nouns.wtf/noun/60"
      }
    },
    {
      "code": "W51",
      "slug": "short-day",
      "quarter": "wind",
      "week": 51,
      "denomination": 51,
      "name": "Short Day",
      "when": "Around December 21",
      "where": "The beach at dusk",
      "line": "The winter solstice: the shortest day, with the sun setting at its farthest southwest.",
      "how": "Earned by logging the sunset bearing and time on the solstice. Hold weeks 25 and 51 and you have the sun's whole swing.",
      "nounId": 48,
      "source_title": "timeanddate · solstices and equinoxes",
      "source_url": "https://www.timeanddate.com/calendar/seasons.html",
      "serial": "CB-ALM-W51-N0048",
      "page": "/currency-builder/almanac/short-day/",
      "files": {
        "front": "/currency-builder/almanac/notes/front/short-day.svg",
        "back": "/currency-builder/almanac/notes/back/short-day.svg"
      },
      "noun": {
        "id": 48,
        "seed": {
          "background": 0,
          "body": 6,
          "accessory": 85,
          "head": 4,
          "glasses": 2
        },
        "traits": {
          "body": "body-darkbrown",
          "accessory": "accessory-snowflake",
          "head": "head-bagpipe",
          "glasses": "glasses-square-black-rgb"
        },
        "official_url": "https://nouns.wtf/noun/48"
      }
    },
    {
      "code": "W52",
      "slug": "christmas-count",
      "quarter": "wind",
      "week": 52,
      "denomination": 52,
      "name": "Christmas Count",
      "when": "December 14 to January 5",
      "where": "A count circle near you",
      "line": "Audubon's Christmas Bird Count, run every winter since 1900.",
      "how": "Earned by joining a count circle for a day, or counting at a feeder inside one. Birds are dinosaurs, so this note gets one.",
      "nounId": 97,
      "source_title": "National Audubon Society · Christmas Bird Count",
      "source_url": "https://www.audubon.org/community-science/christmas-bird-count",
      "serial": "CB-ALM-W52-N0097",
      "page": "/currency-builder/almanac/christmas-count/",
      "files": {
        "front": "/currency-builder/almanac/notes/front/christmas-count.svg",
        "back": "/currency-builder/almanac/notes/back/christmas-count.svg"
      },
      "noun": {
        "id": 97,
        "seed": {
          "background": 1,
          "body": 28,
          "accessory": 36,
          "head": 69,
          "glasses": 17
        },
        "traits": {
          "body": "body-teal",
          "accessory": "accessory-checkers-blue",
          "head": "head-dino",
          "glasses": "glasses-square-teal"
        },
        "official_url": "https://nouns.wtf/noun/97"
      }
    }
  ]
}