Well, mostly. Thanks to the end of daylight silliness time, the day started an hour earlier by the clock than it would have otherwise. I wasn't sleepy any more and got up. Got lots of regular and not so regular things done, including planning dinner ahead using the crock pot, cleaning stalls, and picking up my show entries from the gallery as today
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True and obvious that east or west variation from the meridian of a given time zone moves the time of sunset forward or back. I'm about 50 miles west of Chicago here, and maybe 15 miles north. Chicago is already west of 85 degrees, the meridian for Central Time here.
Or, to be more precise, my home is at about 42N15 latitude and 88W37 longitude, give or take a mile or two. So I'm 3.5 degrees west of the time zone meridian.
What seemed odd to me was that we have a full 30 minute difference in time of sunrise, but only 10 minutes or so in sunset.
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