classic33
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They've their own planes and landing strips rather than cars.Which is nice, to have family meet you, and not have to ride the DART (no, not that one....)
They've their own planes and landing strips rather than cars.Which is nice, to have family meet you, and not have to ride the DART (no, not that one....)
Still BST here, and will be for another few weeks yet.
You're saying @Reynard was early with the PPFDOTMNR?
I never knew there were so many online mapping operators out there.For Illinois, in the U.S. Central Time Zone.40°30′44″N 88°59′19″W (Almost a quarter of the way around the world from you folks, with several notable exceptions.
They've their own planes and landing strips rather than cars.
I never knew there were so many online mapping operators out there.
The sextant doesn't know about that. I don't know if we will change to Daylight Savings Time or not this year, with the Big Cheeto still running things, as it were.
No use at night though, you need a Moon Dial!My sundial, with its rather wonky gnomon (after being kloinked by a chunk of fainting tree) is set to GMT.
No use at night though, you need a Moon Dial!
