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Post by Lommaren on Apr 11, 2018 7:51:52 GMT -5
As long as you have blinds, 24h daylight is only good. It really is amazing to be outside around midnight or like 3 in the morning and have sunlight. Few things are as wonderful as a stroll in a bright night, seriously. It's a kind of magic. Among Sweden's latitudes and locations, which would be your favourite in terms of the daylight cycle? I really enjoyed Örebro's late sunsets in summer being 7 min west and say 10 mins north of here. Ultimately I therefore think Strömstad or Årjäng have the best daylight cycles in the country  I'd miss the summer twilights a lot if I moved south, but would absolutely hate the seemingly perpetual darkness of northerly latitudes in winter. Strömstad's main advantage is the later winter sunsets, whereas Årjäng's main advantage is the longer summer twilights. Strömstad: June, DecemberÅrjäng: June, DecemberWould be keen on jgtheone's assessment of those two daylight cycles also?  As westward as you can get without ending up in Norge. |
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Post by Babu on Apr 11, 2018 7:56:34 GMT -5
As long as you have blinds, 24h daylight is only good. It really is amazing to be outside around midnight or like 3 in the morning and have sunlight. Few things are as wonderful as a stroll in a bright night, seriously. It's a kind of magic. Among Sweden's latitudes and locations, which would be your favourite in terms of the daylight cycle? I really enjoyed Örebro's late sunsets in summer being 7 min west and say 10 mins north of here. Ultimately I therefore think Strömstad or Årjäng have the best daylight cycles in the country I'd miss the summer twilights a lot if I moved south, but would absolutely hate the seemingly perpetual darkness of northerly latitudes in winter. Strömstad's main advantage is the later winter sunsets, whereas Årjäng's main advantage is the longer summer twilights. Strömstad: June, DecemberÅrjäng: June, DecemberWould be keen on jgtheone 's assessment of those two daylight cycles also? As westward as you can get without ending up in Norge. Falsterbo. |
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Post by jgtheone on Apr 11, 2018 8:13:05 GMT -5
As long as you have blinds, 24h daylight is only good. It really is amazing to be outside around midnight or like 3 in the morning and have sunlight. Few things are as wonderful as a stroll in a bright night, seriously. It's a kind of magic. Among Sweden's latitudes and locations, which would be your favourite in terms of the daylight cycle? I really enjoyed Örebro's late sunsets in summer being 7 min west and say 10 mins north of here. Ultimately I therefore think Strömstad or Årjäng have the best daylight cycles in the country I'd miss the summer twilights a lot if I moved south, but would absolutely hate the seemingly perpetual darkness of northerly latitudes in winter. Strömstad's main advantage is the later winter sunsets, whereas Årjäng's main advantage is the longer summer twilights. Strömstad: June, DecemberÅrjäng: June, DecemberWould be keen on jgtheone 's assessment of those two daylight cycles also? As westward as you can get without ending up in Norge. They look the same wtf? Same sort of deal too, lovely late sunsets but crappy early sunrises. |
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Post by Lommaren on Apr 11, 2018 8:26:50 GMT -5
10-12 mins difference of sunrises jgtheone They're pretty close to one another though. |
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Post by jgtheone on Apr 11, 2018 8:29:23 GMT -5
10-12 mins difference of sunrises jgtheone They're pretty close to one another though. 12 mins isn't going to kill me lol. There's no point comparing that. If they had much earlier/later times but the same length of day, then fair enough. |
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Post by Lommaren on Apr 11, 2018 8:30:40 GMT -5
12 mins isn't going to kill me lol. There's no point comparing that. If they had much earlier/later times but the same length of day, then fair enough. I damn well miss those extra afternoon minutes in Örebro Makes more sense once you've moved around a bit to appreciate how much that really is. You've only lived in the same place all your life, correct? |
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Post by jgtheone on Apr 11, 2018 8:36:09 GMT -5
12 mins isn't going to kill me lol. There's no point comparing that. If they had much earlier/later times but the same length of day, then fair enough. I damn well miss those extra afternoon minutes in Örebro Makes more sense once you've moved around a bit to appreciate how much that really is. You've only lived in the same place all your life, correct? I moved one suburb to the north, so there is a 15 second difference in daylight But yeah, pretty much around the same area. I just know that from frequent trips to queensland, their daylight hours are abysmal. |
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Post by Ariete on Apr 11, 2018 8:40:57 GMT -5
Utö has its earliest sunrise at 4:12, so it's a bit later at least.  |
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Post by Lommaren on Apr 11, 2018 8:49:28 GMT -5
Utö has its earliest sunrise at 4:12, so it's a bit later at least. What about Mariehamn? Finland time and closer to Norrtälje than Turku... |
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Post by Ariete on Apr 11, 2018 8:52:58 GMT -5
Utö has its earliest sunrise at 4:12, so it's a bit later at least. What about Mariehamn? Finland time and closer to Norrtälje than Turku... 4:14 |
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I'd miss the summer twilights a lot if I moved south, but would absolutely hate the seemingly perpetual darkness of northerly latitudes in winter. Strömstad's main advantage is the later winter sunsets, whereas Årjäng's main advantage is the longer summer twilights.
As westward as you can get without ending up in Norge.
