[mumofstig]

Its a quarter past 5 and it's still not dark 

[Growster...]

It's great, isn't it Mum!

Curtains a little later each day, daffs just on the opening stage, snowdrops in full bloom, and I saw the first primrose this morning!

And... the great tits are getting their act together too!

What more do we want...?

[Christine]

The days are still 24 hours long no matter what you lot think. 

More daylight just shows up the dirty windows and the weedy garden. 

[GraciesGran]

Isn't it glorious.  Spring is on its way, I accept there maybe a few hiccups but with daffs opening I'm look forward to getting the gardening gloves out.

[jezza]

Hello i was looking at giving a couple of lawns a spiking this next week but got a letter advising to shield   jezza

[snowdrops]

They certainly are getting longer lol,

The days are still 24 hours long no matter what you lot think. 

More daylight just shows up the dirty windows and the weedy garden. 

I’ve moved across the village last Wednesday to stay with our son & family to look after 2 grandchildren whilst number 3 was born on Thursday & I’m still here lol, I’ve hardly sat down, particularly as mummy & newborn came out of hospital the next day, lovely to be on hand to have cuddles though,
I wouldn’t miss it for the world. 

[Aidy]

Lets be honest here...

Everyday has been long since March 2020!

[Tenhens]

The days are still 24 hours long no matter what you lot think. 

More daylight just shows up the dirty windows and the weedy garden. 

When I read this I thought , hang on 23 hours 56 minutes comes to mind , asked google and which came  up with the following.

Day Length
On Earth, a solar day is around 24 hours. However, Earth's orbit is elliptical, meaning it's not a perfect circle. That means some solar days on Earth are a few minutes longer than 24 hours and some are a few minutes shorter. ... On Earth, a sidereal day is almost exactly 23 hours and 56 minutes.

[mumofstig]

Yawn, isn't some of the circa 24hrs night? (Asking for a friend) 

[Growster...]

That's when they use 'Moonar' panels, Mum!

(or should that be 'Lunar' panels...)