buickanddeere
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Only 8 hours, 51 minutes and 58 seconds of sunlight today .
Sun rise 7:58AM and sunset 4:50PM .
Sun rise 7:58AM and sunset 4:50PM .
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BarnyardEngineering
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Yeah, but it's as short as its going to get for the next year. By the 1st of February it's still light enough to work at 6PM on sunny days.
Then a month later we're back on Daylight Saving Time and it's full daylight at 7PM.
Time goes quick.
Then a month later we're back on Daylight Saving Time and it's full daylight at 7PM.
Time goes quick.
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