13 thoughts on “Sunrise on the Winter Solstice”

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   Beautiful pictures but – um – you’re going to have to get up and do it all again tomorrow as this year the winter solstice is actually on the 22nd! 4.49am, to be precise.
   Sorry 😉

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      I knew you’d pick me upon that Kalba. You’re quite right of course, but historically, the 21st has been the day, and tomorrow morning it’s going to be raining (again).

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         Rain? What’s that? I haven’t seen any rain since we were in Spain …

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         ‘Unlike’ obviously.

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   21st/22nd who cares when the sky is that beautiful and you’ve captured it so well. The rain arrived here in Norfolk by midday – grim and miserable.

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      Yup. Here too. My washing was out there, of course….

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         Always the way.

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   Beautiful pictures. I was sound asleep!

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      Honestly, it wasn’t early – about 7.30, or maybe even later than that.

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   How beautiful and how surprising to see such glorious skies yesterday morning. By the way I didn’t mean that you should have taken a picture of Mr Fox the day you wrote about him, au contraire, just that it’s always good to see pictures of such fine and exciting a creature and if ever you get the chance…. I agree we mustn’t get too photo dependent but you do take good ones!

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      It’s fine, I never assumed you were criticising me for not having my camera to the ready. I’m glad I had yesterday – though those skies moved almost as quickly as a fox can. happy Christmas, whatever you’re doing!

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   Wow–a sky like that always make me feel good about the day that’s to come! And for it to happen at solstice suggests the whole season will be excellent, right?

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      We can always hope. It’s raining now. A lot.

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