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Here in Paris I've only experienced true darkness twice - the rest of the time I've fallen asleep before dark and awakened in daylight. The days are LONG here...lol.
It's gonna be odd to experience darkness again when I get home...lol.
come back in november and you will definitely find it dark ! And i'm not even talking about the weather.
But i like those late sunsets they have already in the spring time. I went to a wedding there about a year ago, and the darkness came considerably later than down here, probably one hour later at that point, later than we ever have actually... I had almost forgotten about those late sunsets. And it was only early may !
Gmt
1. UK
2. Ireland
3. Spain
4. Portugal
5. Iceland
Gmt plus half
1. France
2. Netherlands
3. Norway
Gmt plus one half
1. Germany
2. Italy
3. Poland
4. Sweden
5. Bulgaria.
6. Austria
7. Slovenia
8. Macedonia
Gmt plus 2
1. Greece
2. Ukraine
3. Estonia
4. Belarus
5. Finland
That way we have more realistic timezones and some people get an add on. Then we drop daylightsavings time.
That's probably a bit more realistic in terms of solar noon, but that would probably also be quite a mess to deal with in the age of the European Union.
that would make 4:30 am sunrises and 8 pm sunsets in my home city at summer solstice though
so my solar noon is at 12:47 pm. Prefer it was half hour later.
Means 9 pm sunset in peak of summer but barely before 6 sunrise for the earlier
Given the choices Eastern and Atlantic, what you'd rather have?
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