There isn't 'nothing but sunshine' at the South Pole, it still has overcast
days, blizzards etc, so perhaps you might choose your words with a bit more
care, Alex.

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Alex Stephens Jr wrote:
Rather a bizarre table with a stupendous footnote.
I quote:
"The South Pole in Antarctica is the least sunny place on Earth.
182 days out of the year, there is no sunshine - at all."

Of course, for the other 182 days of the year, there is nothing but
sunshine! So, contrary to what this bizarre site states, surely the
South pole must have a good claim to being the most sunny place on
earth?
And of course, we all have roughly 183 days worth of darkeness!

It might be good reading Gavin, shame about the quality.

Alex.


"Gavin Staples" wrote in message
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Just in case anyone has not seen this. It makes good reading.

http://members.cox.net/weller43/sunshine.htm
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