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the long and the short of it

the long and the short of it

Yesterday was the solstice – the shortest day of the year.

Despite this traditionally being considered the start of winter, the days will now begin to get longer and the evenings will be brighter.

Then again, according to the Time and Date website today was less than a second longer than yesterday; I guess we’ll just have to wait a bit before we notice much difference.

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Unknown's avatarAuthor don't confuse the narratorPosted on December 22, 2018Categories dates & time, UK, writing and writersTags autumn, daylight, seasons, solstice, winterLeave a comment on the long and the short of it

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