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Here, it's 6:26 for the sunrise, 8:44 for the sunset. I think the 6:24 is the earliest we'll get here, although I'll get to shave 23 minutes off of that when I go to the beach next week. (380 miles due east of here.) Too bad I have to give up the 23 minutes on the other end as well...lol.
When I was in Ontario last week, the sunrise was at 5:45 am, although the sunset time was virtually the same (although the twilight lasted longer than here, of course.)
Sunset in Florida 3 hours and 21 minutes after me. How am I going to cope with this!! Its pathetic
I liked it when it the sun went down in Florida...lol. I still say they oughta to run a "night shift" at the theme parks for those who don't want to deal with the blazing sun all day - I think that'd be pretty cool.
It seems like where I live that it doesn't matter what time the sunrise is in summer because it always broad daylight well before the time.
A lot of the time I wake up at about 4am and in the winter of course it was well dark but this past two weeks i've been waking up and its been like the middle of the day yet sunrise is not till 5am..
I liked it when it the sun went down in Florida...lol. I still say they oughta to run a "night shift" at the theme parks for those who don't want to deal with the blazing sun all day - I think that'd be pretty cool.
I like to have long sunny days so that I can get loads done I hate it when its dark at 8 because it feels like i'm stuck in the house.
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