Today is when I turn the clocks back one hour to Central European (Standard) Time. The time officially changes at midnight tonight, but I like to have all the clocks done when I go to bed so I don't have to mess with them in the morning. The tv news people are saying that this will be the last time, except for one final "spring ahead" next year. I'll believe that when I see it.
These vines were planted this past spring.
Here's a shot of the recently replanted vineyard parcel and its new stakes and guide wires. I think these vines are too young to get pruned this, their first, winter. I'll keep an eye out.
"saying that this will be the last time, except for one final "spring ahead" next year."
ReplyDeleteDON'T HOLD YOUR BREATH!
For goodness sake, do not hold your breath...........................................
Like you regarding daily savings time, I’ll believe it when I see it. We aren’t even aligned time-wise with the part of Europe we’re in line with geographically. I’d like to see that change, too.
ReplyDeleteI don't know why it is that although U.K. and France change our clocks together (we being one hour behind - or 50 years, if you wish) we always change at 3 a.m. both March and October. I can't recall for sure when I lived in Germany, but theirs is, most likely, to change at same time as yours.
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