Tonight will be the longest night of the year.
While the sun gives today the least light, today is also a time of light. This is a traditional time of fires. Fires in the home to give warmth from the first day of Winter. And also in fiery colors and passions blazing across the evening sky.
[…] Europe (EST – one hour East of Greenwich mean time) we had this year’s Winter Solstice. Last year, the Solstice occurred on December 21st. As is did in 2012. This year it marks this event’s […]
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