Skirret, Thursday, 6 November 12025 HE
Chervis, Sextidi, 16 Brumaire An CCXXXIV
F, a.d. VIII Eid. Nov. AUC MMDCCLXXVIII
13.0.13.1.3, 1 Ak’b’al 1 Keh
19W02 | 2460986
2016-10-06 – Nikon D3300
eaves and sunlight, San José, California
Chase Noseworthy – “Blacksmith, Blacksmith” ↗
as stated before, my choice of month names and season names was based on a northern hemisphere point of view – we can figure out a southern hemisphere equivalent by applying a 26 week offset – but that leaves out a couple other regions – the hint is “mid-latitude” – what sense do mid-latitude temperate month and season name make to equatorial (tropical or desert) regions and polar regions? – equatorial regions traditionally marked two (northern Indian Ocean) or three season (River Nile) cycles – polar regions don’t typically mark seasons so much as they mark polar night and polar day (and the short periods in between)
Season: Non-calendar-based reckoning ↗
the day after
the day before
the month before
the quarter before
the year before