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I think I would rather have my daylight schedule than yours because your summer nights are way too long. I can live with dark mornings. Most important to me is dark evenings.
I think I would rather have my daylight schedule than yours because your summer nights are way too long. I can live with dark mornings. Most important to me is dark evenings.
Dark evenings are just inconvenient; makes later bike rides difficult.
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That would be more like 6:30/7 here.
I think I would rather have my daylight schedule than yours because your summer nights are way too long. I can live with dark mornings. Most important to me is dark evenings.
My summer nights are not long, the sun is down at 10:15pm which is too early for me. The days get short way too quickly.
Anyway, that is what the winter mornings are like here, I am used to it but it can be confusing for me. When I was in school it was common for me to wake up at 7am and think it was still the early hours. You really can't tell what time it is in winter because it's really, really dark for most of the time
I find it so funny that you think that 7am is a late sunrise. To get that sunrise i'd have to use GMT -2 or Brazil's timezone in winter.
My summer nights are not long, the sun is down at 10:15pm which is too early for me. The days get short way too quickly.
Anyway, that is what the winter mornings are like here, I am used to it but it can be confusing for me. When I was in school it was common for me to wake up at 7am and think it was still the early hours. You really can't tell what time it is in winter because it's really, really dark for most of the time
I find it so funny that you think that 7am is a late sunrise. To get that sunrise i'd have to use GMT -2 or Brazil's timezone in winter.
I never said it was late and I wasn't comparing it to your sunrise. Of course yours is later.
You can keep your extremely long summer nights. It was odd seeing bright sun at 9PM in Amsterdam. We're all used to different daylight hours.
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