O/T This morning's sunrise

[Spuddy Speight]

Woke up to find the sun rising over the horizon, not in the East, but the East South East and we haven't even reached the Spring Equinox yet!! I have lived in this area for many years and haven't witnessed anything quite like this event. Plus the amount of chemtrails in the sky is beyond belief.
Should we be concerned?
Have we any scientists on this board to explain this phenomena?
Has the Earth tilted?


2-2 at Wrexham today.

Up The Millers!

[crashbang]

That's the trouble with the speed of light.
It gets here too early in the morning.

[caytonmiller]

Hmmmm interesting. An old lady once told me if you see the most beautiful sunrise it probably will be your last.
She was burned at the stake so no need to worry. 😉🫣

[Brin]

Daughter, upon arriving at work the other morning was surprised to see some of her work colleagues using a high vantage point outside the ward, in order to take some beautiful early sunrise shots on their phones. She said is was such a nice feeling to know the dark mornings and early dark nights will soon disappear, I fully understood her meaning so bring on those brighter days and nights.

Autumnal depression is awful to some people. I use to have a chap on my team that had a small glowing bulb in a stand on his work desk, as he could not stand winter days and nights. Apparently it eased his symptoms.

[Beaufighter]

Woke up to find the sun rising over the horizon, not in the East, but the East South East and we haven't even reached the Spring Equinox yet!! I have lived in this area for many years and haven't witnessed anything quite like this event. Plus the amount of chemtrails in the sky is beyond belief.
Should we be concerned?
Have we any scientists on this board to explain this phenomena?
Has the Earth tilted?


2-2 at Wrexham today.

Up The Millers!

Never thought I?d see chemtrails mentioned on this board. They are just a conspiracy theory invented to make money for Dane Wiggington, then the gullible piled on and he?s a multi millionaire

[Spuddy Speight]

I woke up in a different location this morning and didn't even bother to view the sunrise. I was wary that it might have been too spectacular and that it might have been my last. Therefore I chose to sleep elsewhere.
Interesting comments already made on here from the dreadful SAD, Seasonal Affective Disorder, which affects many people to the jocular comment that 'the speed of light gets here too early in a morning'.
As long as we're all safe, sound and able to watch the Millers what more do we want in life?
Anyway what happened to the Millers?
They let me down badly at Wrexham. Flippin' defeat when I had them down for a 2-2 draw!
Still....
Up The Millers!!!

[Grist_To_The_Mill]

Starmer and Macron are organising a spectacular one for us on the eastern horizon

[MagyarMiller]

This new world order is absolute genius where the genuine antagonists and aggressors barely get a name check

[avondalemiller]

Daughter, upon arriving at work the other morning was surprised to see some of her work colleagues using a high vantage point outside the ward, in order to take some beautiful early sunrise shots on their phones. She said is was such a nice feeling to know the dark mornings and early dark nights will soon disappear, I fully understood her meaning so bring on those brighter days and nights.

Autumnal depression is awful to some people. I use to have a chap on my team that had a small glowing bulb in a stand on his work desk, as he could not stand winter days and nights. Apparently it eased his symptoms.

Brin, makes you wonder how we managed years ago? Just another excuse?

[CAMiller]

Brin, makes you wonder how we managed years ago? Just another excuse?

Everything existed 'back in the day' but just didn't have the names we give to them today and in some cases the gravity we now associate with such conditions, ADHD (naughty kids?), SAD (winter blues), PTSD (shell shock?), PPD (baby blues) to name just a few. Of course we also didn't have all the professions that make a good living out of diagnosing and treating them. I blame Maggie, with no coal to mine, we have to mine the mind.