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If you like this kind of thing, her site is well worth a visit - http://www.annesudworth.co.uk/artgallery/work.htm
I've just seen this. Am I too late?
Too late for the summer/winter solstice? I would say so! The next equinox is only about six weeks away.
]]>Actually Alfred it's Winter Solstice for some of us.
My apologies, Eric! I suppose I should have made the topic title ‘Solstice 2023’ (but even that would probably have resulted in some bright spark pointing out that not everyone uses the Gregorian calendar).
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http://www.annesudworth.co.uk/pictures/ … nlight.htm
If you like this kind of thing, her site is well worth a visit - http://www.annesudworth.co.uk/artgallery/work.htm
I found an interesting article about the Solstice here - https://www.sciencefocus.com/planet-ear … tice-2023/
The precise moment of the Summer Solstice will be at 15.58 BST, just under two hours away.
Image created in CraftArtist Professional 2. Blended together 3 photos from Flickr - one of Stonehenge and two sunrise images. Credits: Stonehenge - CC by 2.0 John Goode; Sunrise - CC by 2.0 Hkuchera; Sunrise - CC by 2.0 whatniccieate
