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Sunwatchers has MOVED
Posted in Sun Bulletins on February 19, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
On the Eve of Spring
Posted in Sun Bulletins, tagged Crocus on February 13, 2011 | 1 Comment »
The sights and sounds portend that we are on the Eve of Spring in Vancouver. The statistics for today were: Sunrise at 7:26 and sunset at 17:28. The shadows are changing. I trust these images cheer you on to endure the remaining drear, dark, dank days which will punctuate our procession to spring. YVR weather [...]
Personal Sunstone
Posted in Sun Bulletins, tagged coyote, ferns on February 9, 2011 | 1 Comment »
Hi Sunwatchers, Last evening marked a BIG Sunstone in my sunwatching for this season. The sun set around the corner of the building to the southwest for the first time. I don’t really like to notice exactly when it disappears behind that building on the “way south” but I’m so happy to notice that it [...]
Beginner Blossoms
Posted in Sun Bulletins, tagged Hamamelis, heather, Pieris japonica on February 4, 2011 | 1 Comment »
Hi Sunwatchers, We have Beginner Blossoms in the gardens now! Hamamelis is in full flower. See the header, above. And more colours are emerging now! YVR had a record high temperature today (about 12 degrees) breaking one from the early 90s. We have so much to anticipate as spring begins to unfold from the dark [...]
Blue Skies our Next Goal
Posted in Sun Bulletins on February 2, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
Hi Sunwatchers, Happy Ground Hog Day!! I haven’t heard Wiarton Willy’s report yet but Punxsutawney Phil says an early spring. I suspect given the big weather system over the eastern part of the continent Wiarton Willy is saying the same thing. Here’s our next Goal: Some blue skies! What a day of Sunshine (mainly) will [...]
