The door of our gazebo faces east so when our Wisconsin clock/calendar is in direct sun, it is morning. When the needle on the clock rests on zero, it is winter. When the reading is up to 50, it is spring. When it is 75 or above, it is summer. When there are leaves on the ground under the clock/calendar, it is fall. When it is too dark to read the clock/calendar, it is night. Simple and helpful, you can get one of these clock/calendars in your local hardware store or that section of your local megastore.
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Bill
Main blog: Fear, Fun and Filoz
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Main blog: Fear, Fun and Filoz
Main web site: Kirbyvariety
