Happy Winter Solstice!

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To anyone who celebrates this, Happy Winter Solstice and Io Saturnalia.

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It's not as strange as many people think it is, I know quite a few modern day pagan's that celebrate this. And for those who subscribe to a different set of beliefs...winter has now officially begun for us in the northern hemisphere. So break out the parkas and go play in the snow.
 
Sunset at 4:18 pm = lame :grumpy:.
 
You're a few hours too early, but who cares. [/nitpicking]

Happy Winter Solstice!
 
Kylehnat
Sunset at 4:18 pm = lame :grumpy:.
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Sunset is only 5:03 for us here in Michigan. I wasn't aware Washington was so much further north.
 
It's not that we are far north. It's that you are really far west in the time zone. Although the sun does set a little earlier here because it goes behind some mountains before it really sets.
 
I wish I could play in the snow. But I live in Florida, it snows here once every 15 years.

Happy Winter Solstice!
 
Uh-oh, you took Duke’s annual thread, you naughty pagan…

Happy winter solstice (the first winter holiday) everybody! Now make it go away – I’m too 🤬-🤬 :censored:ing cold.
 
I'm thinking of going to Alaska at both solstices, just to see what it's like :).
Solid Lifters
You're a few hours too early, but who cares. [/nitpicking]
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Actually, I'm right on time. You Californians are spoiled :p.
 
Or summer solstice in some places.

Sun rises just before 6am and sets about 9pm here.
 
Interesting, I had an inkling to go out and drive a Solstice today...

Happy Solstice Day!

...Well, I guess I'm late now...
 
Longest day of the year, and the weather was nice.

Boy did I take full advantage of it. I rode until the sun went down, which was obviously slightly later than usual. :D
 
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