The sky at about 11:30pm
This is how we can sleep when it's still so light outside
Even though we have already experienced the summer months one time, it is still pretty wild to come back and see it again!
Saturday, August 9, 2008
Summer Reminders
In case you might have forgotten, we just wanted to remind you of what the summer is like here in the Arctic, particularly the the amount of sunlight that we have! As of today, sunrise is at about 6am and sunset is at about 11:45pm. But, remember that even though the sun sets at 11:45pm, that doesn't mean it gets dark at 11:45pm. It doesn't actually get dark until about 1:30 in the morning. According to Weather Underground (which is one of the weather services we rely on), we have 21 hours and 6 minutes of visible light today. But, tomorrow will be 8 minutes shorter.
Even though we have already experienced the summer months one time, it is still pretty wild to come back and see it again!
Even though we have already experienced the summer months one time, it is still pretty wild to come back and see it again!
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Hey you guys! I'm so glad I have your blog now and can see what you're up to! Hope all is well!
It was great to see you over the summer, although it was brief! I am happy to see you are back online and we can keep up with all your adventures again:) Love the new look of the blog too!
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