by Robert Wilkinson
The Northern Hemisphere Summer Solstice occurs 7:42 pm PDT June 20, 3:42 am BST June 21. It's the longest day of the year in the North, said to be the time when “which direction to go” is especially strong. It is a point of decision and reorientation that begins Summer, the season of work, play, productivity, and lots of sunshine for those of us up north. If you're "down under," remember to have a little compassion for us up here when December 21, the Winter Solstice, rolls around and we're freezing while you're enjoying the beach! What follows explores elements we all can expect to experience over the next 3 months, regardless of where we live.
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