I also remember when you had to double the price showing on the pump because the dials didn’t go above $1/gallon. If the price was, say $1.20 per gallon they would set the pump to 60¢. In the early 70s I remember paying 19¢ per gallon.
The equilux is the date that is closest to having exactly 12 hours of daylight. For areas north of about 37°N, today is the equilux. For most areas south of 37°N, it was yesterday. [Note, these lines are different every year.]
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“The equilux is the date that is closest to having exactly 12 hours of daylight. For areas north of about 37°N, today is the equilux. For most areas south of 37°N, it was yesterday. [Note, these lines are different every year.]
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