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The summer solstice arrives here at 3:24 a.m. There's nothing really to go out and look at. One can only find the solstice in your mind. Perhaps there is a ritual to externalize whatever spiritual feeling you have about the solstice. There is the idea of arriving at one's sunrise vantage point early — sunrise isn't until 5:18 — but the sign says the place is closed after 10 at night and before 4 in the morning.Here's another photo of the milkweed in the golden hour light.
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Hey, c'mon, break the rules once and get out there at 3:24. If nothing else, you'll (hopefully) have a starry sky to record.
"There's nothing really to go out and look at."
You're kidding, right?
The star field to the NE at that time is first rate. Take binoculars.
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