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A bit off-topic but I couldn't overlook that Chicago reminds me of Munich (in terms of daylight). I have lived in Spain (Santiago de Compostela) and I absolute
by dakiol 2y ago
A bit off-topic but I couldn't overlook that Chicago reminds me of Munich (in terms of daylight).
I have lived in Spain (Santiago de Compostela) and I absolutely loved that in the summer time the sun sets around 10pm. Even in winter time the sun sets around 6:30pm. I have lived in Munich, and it was depressing as hell in winter because the sun sets at around 4pm.
I also hated that in summer in Munich, the sun rised around 5am. I'm not a morning person, I never cared for how much daylight I was getting before 9am (which is more or less the time I wake up)
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- Gare 2y agoMajor reason sun sets so late in Spain is because they're in the "wrong" timezone. Daylight in Santiago is only 40 minutes longer during winter solstice. And during summer solstice Munich has longer daylight!
- ncruces 2y agoParticularly Galicia (Santiago), which should really use the Portuguese timezone. Or not: you cross the border and don't “fix” your watch, because mealtimes, etc, are all shifted an hour in the opposite direction.
- themaninthedark 2y agoAnd this is why we have daylight savings time...