Alaska Solstice~Twenty-four hours of Sunlight

Alaskan Solstice!  The time in Denali, Alaska is 11:59pm on June 21st. This picture is taken without a  flash. In the summer, all of Alaska gets 24-hour sunlight for at least one day at the Solstice.

Most  summer days  Alaska will have19 hours of sunlight during the summer at its peak…and it seems as though no one sleeps.  When the sun does set in the wee hours, it comes right back up, so ‘night’ is never dark in the summer, but just beautiful shades of sunset, or sunrise.

Glad you were in my Odd neighborhood. Feel free to drop by any time. Odd Loves Company and odd loves you and you and you!! I would love to hear from you in the comment section of this blog, or on Facebook or Twitter!

Happy Solstice!

Katybeth

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4 thoughts on “Alaska Solstice~Twenty-four hours of Sunlight

  1. That made me crazy. Noah and I didn’t sleep for three days when we went. Glad you are having a great time!

  2. I loved it! Wish I had grown up there , so when mom told me to be home before dark…..well, just sayen….

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