4th November 2020 12:00

Yes, 12:00 – this is the first one out of British Summer Time, so back an hour we go. The Earth’s orbit doesn’t care for such things, and GMT is the real time – the Sun’s highest at actual midday. With a second lockdown freshly in place and a month of inactivity looming, I decidedContinue reading “4th November 2020 12:00”

22nd September 2020 13:00

This was a day on which I really wanted sunshine. The four days in the year that I care about more than others are solstices and equinoxes, and today is the autumn equinox. I started when the Sun was at its northernmost. And today, and hour and a half after these photos, the Sun wouldContinue reading “22nd September 2020 13:00”

13th September 2020 13:00

I’d been away a bit, amazing after that spring and summer. On top of that, the end of August and start of September saw foul weather. So this was the first clear chance in a while. The sky was ridiculously blue and the shadow pleasingly sharp, but that’s not going to help locate it accuratelyContinue reading “13th September 2020 13:00”

11th August 2020 13:00

Another beautiful day,  but this time it was really pushing it. I had to cram myself into the alley heading riverwards from St Olaf’s car park, and just about managed to see the Sun in the Shard between the buildings, ceilings and railings. Looking north from here, this is probably the last time I’ll getContinue reading “11th August 2020 13:00”