Yule and its Songs
The Northern Hemisphere winter solstice occurs at 12:04 p.m. Greenwich Mean Time on December 21. That's 5:04 a.m. here in Colorado, perfect for the people drumming up the Sun at Red Rocks Amphitheatre. (I won't be there--too far away.)
Remember to visit Archaeoastronomy.com for all your calendrical ritual-timing needs.
You can vote on your favorite Pagan Yule song(s) here.
UPDATE: A YouTube video of this year's drumming up of the Sun at Red Rocks.
posted by Chas S. Clifton at 5:03 PM Permalink
4 Comments:
Merry Yule, Chas!
Ha! I clicked on that archeoastronomy link at the EXACT moment of the solstice in our time zone!!! Wonderful; and Vince Guaraldi's most excellent seasonal music is grooving on the background...
Blessings of Yule from upstate NY to you, Chas!
My, you were up (and computing) early this morning!
Aw, I read the site wrong.... (slaps forehead)
At least I was awake for it last night! :)
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