Yorkshire the day before yesterday, Wednesday 25 January 2023
Then
Yorkshire in history:
- 1328/01/25 - Edward III (15) marries his cousin Philippa (13) of Hainault (Belgium) at York Minster, in order to save England from the Scots, the French and the English
- 1686/01/25 - John Reresby is disgusted to learn that his brother Jervase has married a (relatively) poor, common Spaniard and emigrated
Now
Heavenly data for Yorkshire:
- Sun: 07:58-16:28 (zenith 12:13, civil twilight 07:18-17:08, nautical twilight 06:35-17:51, astronomical twilight 05:54-18:32)
- Moon: rise 10:00, set 21:40, waxing crescent
- Sun: 08:03-16:33 (zenith 12:18, civil twilight 07:23-17:12, nautical twilight 06:40-17:56, astronomical twilight 05:59-18:37)
- Moon: rise 10:05, set 21:45, waxing crescent
- Sun: 08:05-16:28 (zenith 12:17, civil twilight 07:25-17:09, nautical twilight 06:40-17:53, astronomical twilight 05:58-18:35)
- Moon: rise 10:04, set 21:44, waxing crescent
- Sun: 08:04-16:31 (zenith 12:18, civil twilight 07:24-17:11, nautical twilight 06:41-17:55, astronomical twilight 05:59-18:37)
- Moon: rise 10:05, set 21:45, waxing crescent
- Sun: 08:01-16:34 (zenith 12:18, civil twilight 07:22-17:13, nautical twilight 06:39-17:56, astronomical twilight 05:58-18:37)
- Moon: rise 10:04, set 21:45, waxing crescent
- Sun: 08:02-16:30 (zenith 12:16, civil twilight 07:22-17:10, nautical twilight 06:39-17:54, astronomical twilight 05:57-18:35)
- Moon: rise 10:03, set 21:43, waxing crescent
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