No, we weren’t today. Not in the sea anyway. However, with the hour now changed, I wondered when it might be bright enough to go back to 06:30 swims – can’t match being in the sea before work. I can’t say that about the pool.
gaisma.com gave me this helpful chart.
|
Date |
Sunrise |
Sunset |
Length |
Change |
Dawn |
Dusk |
|
April 2 |
07:06 |
20:09 |
13:03 |
06:32 |
20:44 |
|
|
April 3 |
07:04 |
20:11 |
13:07 |
00:04 longer |
06:30 |
20:46 |
|
April 9 |
06:50 |
20:21 |
13:31 |
00:28 longer |
06:15 |
20:57 |
|
April 16 |
06:35 |
20:33 |
13:58 |
00:55 longer |
05:59 |
21:09 |
|
May 2 |
06:02 |
21:00 |
14:58 |
01:55 longer |
05:24 |
21:39 |
|
June 2 |
05:20 |
21:44 |
16:24 |
03:21 longer |
04:34 |
22:30 |
|
July 2 |
05:19 |
21:56 |
16:37 |
03:34 longer |
04:31 |
22:44 |
So we’re sorted any morning from April 16 onwards. Now all we need is the land and sea temperatures to rise, so we can stay in longer than 30 minutes. Wishful thinking.
Myrtleville Swimmers 