Pink streaks begin to colour the sky at 8:00 a.m. on New Year’s Day.
For the moment I’m enjoying the longer southern days as in NWT, sunrise is only occurring two hours later at 10:00.
Happy Tuesday.
New Year’s Day Dawning
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It is amazing how long it takes for sunrise to start coming earlier after the solstice. Here it actually got later for the first week. Will be glad for the longer days of light. Happy Tuesday Lynette. Allan
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By the end of January it will start happening quickly in the north which is a good thing right up until it’s still light at midnight and my sleep starts to be affected! I’m just like Baby Bear – I want everything just right. 😉
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It looks cold and beautiful.
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Despite the ice on the lake, it wasn’t too bad. Cheers.
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beautiful
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Thank you. 🙂
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Lovely. We’re getting a little lighter each day, no matter where we live. 👍
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So much better until it’s still broad daylight at midnight. I have blackout drapes but sleeping can still be difficult. That said, I’ve really enjoyed the longer days here in the south. Cheers.
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Very nice photo!
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Thank you very much, Anneli.
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At least the days are getting a bit longer now. It’s only up from here.
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Agreed – we even had some sun yesterday! Cheers.
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