21-12-2013, 11:35 PM
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Re: 21 December
Originally Posted by spitfire
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As from tomorrow, the evening end of the daylight day increases by one and a half minutes per day, so for any number Nerds out there, these are the key days (dependent on the weather, and your exact location). Monday 6/1/2014, dark at 4.30pm, Sunday 26/1/2014 dark at 5.00pm, Saturday 15/2/2014 dark at 5.30pm, Thursday 6/3/2014 dark at 6.00pm, and finally Friday 28/3/2014 dark at 6.30pm.Thank you and Good afternoon.
And Aurora Borealis to you too.
21-12-2013, 11:42 PM
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Re: 21 December
Originally Posted by Grumblewagon
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Happy Solstice everyone.
I live about 40 minutes driver from STONEHENGE & find it always disapppointing to view.
On all the blurb it is pictured standing amongst beautiful sunsets.
In reality it is grey ,wet & usually windy.
However the whole site is being made more visitor friendly & more care will be taken of what is the oldest known man made construction in the world
21-12-2013, 11:48 PM
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Re: 21 December
Originally Posted by spitfire
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Never seen them, the Northern lights were in my eyes, I'll just wait for the next renaissance.
22-12-2013, 02:45 AM
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Re: 21 December
Originally Posted by spitfire
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As from tomorrow, the evening end of the daylight day increases by one and a half minutes per day, so for any number Nerds out there, these are the key days (dependent on the weather, and your exact location). Monday 6/1/2014, dark at 4.30pm, Sunday 26/1/2014 dark at 5.00pm, Saturday 15/2/2014 dark at 5.30pm, Thursday 6/3/2014 dark at 6.00pm, and finally Friday 28/3/2014 dark at 6.30pm.Thank you and Good afternoon.
Where I live we get over 14 hours of daylight at this time of year and in mid winter about 10 hours daylight (from memory)
I know which I prefer.
Mind you it has been a warm year.
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