Tuesday, 15 April 2014
Rainy Day, But At Least Our Winters Are Sunny, Or What To Do Where the Sun Doesn't Shine
Came across this in The New York Times today: a town in Norway which now has mirrors beaming sun down into the town square.
It's not a first: the BBC reported in 2006 on a town in the Italian Alps which had did something similar. In Austria, a mirror installation was put up the year before.
The sun in Rjukan, Norway, looks a little anemic from this photo, but I guess it's better than nothing. Don't think I could last long where there wasn't some sun in the winter. Give me a day in February when it's -25 C and the sun is shining on new snow, and I've happy!
It's not a first: the BBC reported in 2006 on a town in the Italian Alps which had did something similar. In Austria, a mirror installation was put up the year before.
The sun in Rjukan, Norway, looks a little anemic from this photo, but I guess it's better than nothing. Don't think I could last long where there wasn't some sun in the winter. Give me a day in February when it's -25 C and the sun is shining on new snow, and I've happy!
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