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This is well observable in continental Europe with its wide GMT+1 timezone. I live in a smallish country (Czechia) and I sometimes commute between Prague and O
by inglor_cz 4y ago
This is well observable in continental Europe with its wide GMT+1 timezone.
I live in a smallish country (Czechia) and I sometimes commute between Prague and Ostrava. The sunset difference is already some 15 minutes, quite visible.
The actual sunrise/sunset difference between, say, Paris and Kraków is even more pronounced. Not to mention Madrid; Spain using the Central European timezone is a weird leftover from Franco/Nazi times that no one bothered to correct.
8 am feels very early in Granada and fairly late in Kraków.
- matsemann 4y agoOr seasonal changes further north. Like where I live in Norway, the sun goes up at 9:15 in the morning and settles at 15:15 during winter. But during summer it can go up 04:00 in the morning and down 22:30.