Happy Solstice!

[Mike the Strike]

The sun is now moving back north where it is more appreciated.

Mike

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Mike the Strike wrote:
> The sun is now moving back north where it is more appreciated.
>
> Mike

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Mike,
This point of view would be dependent on which hemisphere you fly in.

[Eric Greenwell]

wrote:
> Mike,
> This point of view would be dependent on which hemisphere you fly in.

Given the larger number of soaring pilots in the Northern hemisphere,
the quantity of appreciation is likely greater; however, we can't rule
out the possibility that the quality of the appreciation is greater in
the south.

Not only are the days getting longer here, but the day is lasting longer
even faster! The sun is still taking longer to awaken in the morning,
however.

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[Tony Verhulst]

> Not only are the days getting longer here, but the day is lasting longer
> even faster! The sun is still taking longer to awaken in the morning,
> however.

Right. Most people don't believe me when I tell them that the earliest
sunset of the year does not coincide with the shortest day of the year.

Tony V.

[rustynuts]

None the less WE WANT OUR SUMMER BACK!!!

[Shawn]

Tony Verhulst wrote:
>
>> Not only are the days getting longer here, but the day is lasting
>> longer even faster! The sun is still taking longer to awaken in the
>> morning, however.
>
> Right. Most people don't believe me when I tell them that the earliest
> sunset of the year does not coincide with the shortest day of the year.


http://aa.usno.navy.mil/faq/docs/dark_days.html