It feels much longer than 6 months since I snapped this photo of the sunrise on the Summer Solstice this year. My Uncle, my Dad and I climbed the Waseley Hills in Birmingham at 3.30am to observe it - the sun didn't make it's magnificent entrance until about an hour later, so we were a bit eager. But we are returning to the Hills to witness the sunrise at a more sociable hour of 8am! This time to honour the Winter Solstice. What is the Winter Solstice? The word Solstice comes

The word Solstice is a marriage of the Latin words Sol (Sun) and Sistere (to stand still). The Sun appears to pause in the sky. To...

My social media is filled with astrology accounts, and most days I'm scrolling through content on the cosmic weather of distant planets...

Wishing you a good morning on the start of a new week. We continue the theme of 'going with the flow' as we did at the New Moon a...