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| − | From [https://permaculturenews.org/2013/03/18/its-the-equinox-do-you-know-where-your-sun-is/ | + | From [https://permaculturenews.org/2013/03/18/its-the-equinox-do-you-know-where-your-sun-is/ The Permaculture Research Institute] we read the following: |
{{cite|Why is the equinox important for permaculture? | {{cite|Why is the equinox important for permaculture? | ||
One of the first questions my PDC instructor posed to us was, “where does the sun rise?" Well everyone knows the answer to that; the sun rises in the east. No brainer. Alas, we were wrong. Unless you live at the equator, the sun does not rise directly in the east.}} | One of the first questions my PDC instructor posed to us was, “where does the sun rise?" Well everyone knows the answer to that; the sun rises in the east. No brainer. Alas, we were wrong. Unless you live at the equator, the sun does not rise directly in the east.}} | ||
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Direction of Sunrise and Sunset
From The Permaculture Research Institute we read the following:
“ Why is the equinox important for permaculture?
One of the first questions my PDC instructor posed to us was, “where does the sun rise?" Well everyone knows the answer to that; the sun rises in the east. No brainer. Alas, we were wrong. Unless you live at the equator, the sun does not rise directly in the east. ”