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17:33 6th January. Starting a to-be updated thread around light levels, as the days start to stretch. Did this last year, and it gave me some hope.
17.42- 12th Jan. It is not pitch black, despite appearances to the contrary
17.33 19th January. Light on the horizon 
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17:32 27th Jan. Ooooh
17:32 3rd February
17.34 Sunday 16th Feb, much better.
A slightly different view but the same direction 17:34 25th Feb
Back to the same view and look at that lovely light! 17.32 26th Feb
17.31 1st March- the sun is almost on the horizon.
17.33 12th March. Most things are terrifying, but it& #39;s light, and I got some washing dried on the line.
17.36 16th march. Sun is still in the sky- social isolating on the moors (perhaps with a tin of G&T) can& #39;t be far off.
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Normally try and end this thread in b.s.t. and forgot. Here& #39;s the most fabulous sunset- 19.44 11th April
