Hallo zusammen. Wir leben in einem dieser Dörfer, die im Winter kein Sonnenlicht haben. Am 21. Dezember haben wir nur etwa 20 Minuten Sonnenlicht (sofern das Tal nicht von undurchdringlichem Nebel bedeckt ist), den Rest des Tages verbrachten wir im Schatten, in unserem Fall: des Stanserhorns. Es ist kein sehr hoher Berg, aber dennoch hoch genug. Dieses Bild entstand heute um 12:40 Uhr, die Sonne war schon eine Weile verschwunden.
Hat noch jemand dieses Phänomen?
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Von Enzian_Blue
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isn’t the sun movement quite universal for everyone?
Rjukan in Norway installed mirrors that reflects sunlight into the town square. Maybe propose something like this at your next Gemeindeversammlung.
https://www.bbc.com/future/article/20170314-the-town-that-built-a-mirror-to-catch-the-sun
I always wondered why people decide to live in such places, so why ?
I don’t understand what’s your point here? Asking for help? Complaining?
I lived in Glis for more than a year and there is no direct sunlight for couple of months. I survived without a scratch.
I grew up in a mountain valley that faces north-south and yes that’s a universal problem in those places. Only after I moved out I realized how much I suffered from seasonal depression because of the lack of sunlight. My recommendation is to buy certified light therapy lamps (Finland is leading in this), it improved my mornings a lot. I have it on a timer to start 5 minutes before my alarm goes off.
at least it’s not grey all the time as in the wonderful central plateu. I can barely believe I saw the sun or even some blue sy yesterday or today 😀
I lived two years on the shady side of a hill, not even a mountain- still, 2 months no sunlight. I got to see the other side of the valley lit beautifully though, while sitting in the shadow. So I just drove there for my daily vitamin D supply 😂 I don’t live there anymore and I’m very happy about that.