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Oh, oh, oh, here we go! No. Thursday, June 21, 2018. Summer Solstice 2018, the longest day of the year.

most daylight that we will have in the northern hemisphere all season long.

Technically not everywhere.

Certain parts of the northern hemisphere will have a bit longer

a bit longer of a day in a few days or they've already had it by a few days but for

the most part good old North America the US of a today is the

longest day of the year and as always I must honor summer solstice with a little snippet of two of my favorite

summer solstice related songs what summer Solstice songs. Yes. Stonehenge, baby? This from the Washington Post.

dot com's capital weather gang talking about the Summer Solstice.

Little 5 point explainer piece.

Point number 5 is, what's the deal with Stonehenge?

Well, yeah, as you're about to hear from my friend Y Elvis, what's the deal with Stonehenge?

Humans throughout history, writes the capital weather gang, have celebrated the solstices with rituals such as bonfires and ceremonial dances to mark the passage of the

seasons. Some ancient cultures such as the Mayan or Aztec cultures built special

monuments to mark the sun's changing path in the sky.

Stonehenge built more than 5,000 years ago in modern day England is perhaps best known of these prehistoric landmarks.

Some historians think the large circle of freestanding stones was once a solar's calendar to track the seasons.

That's because on the summer solstice, the rising sun aligns perfectly with the structure's

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