yongjuncaia12 (yongjuncaia12)

This is so evocative and moving

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I'm deeply impressed by this work

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What is it like to live in Sweden during the winter time? In winter, in Sweden, expect a life with a surprising percentage of what should be your daytime spent in what actually looks a lot like nighttime. You wake up in the morning, let’s say at six, and it will be pitch dark outside. And it will stay that way till at least eight. And in the afternoon, you will be surprised to see night return by about three o’clock. Other than that, life will be comfortable, and the interiors you are spending your time in will be beautiful and cosy. You’ll want to spend most of your day inside, so that’s good news. Winter in Sweden between Malmö and Stockholm tends to be like this:

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Good Morning ！！ we visit hometown in summer holiday !!

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Can you share some beautiful autumn photography? Way to Fall by Philipe Sainte-Laudy…pic from Art.com

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Good Night

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As you can see here, Munich’s darkness is more evenly spread throughout the year, and they get more darkness during the summer half of the year than we do. But even there, complete darkness around Christmas time sets in at about 18:00, and dawn sets in at about 06:00. By March, we here in Sweden actually have earlier sunrises, and later sunsets, than Munich. So, we have longer days than the places south of us from March till September.

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