The hedge that browns on one side every winter

What changes through the year?

The same furniture in the same place, twelve times.

Through the year

January gives you 0 usable hours here. January gives you 0.

Same furniture, same place, different geometry. That is why a seasonal setup is an operating decision rather than restlessness.

Each month is read on the 30th, or the last day of a shorter month. Same day as the year card. Not a forecast for that date.

January

10 h direct sun17.6 mol lightDoes not open
  • Unanswered (hatched)

The sun reaches the seaward face at 7:16 AM. The seaward face loses the sun at 5:29 PM.

The evidence behind this whole day is thin, so nothing on the strip is marked out as worse than the rest. The shape of the day is still the model’s best reading; the confidence in it is low, and it stays low until something it needs is measured.

Nothing in January clears what dinner outside needs here.

February

11.5 h direct sun23.9 mol lightDoes not open
  • Unanswered (hatched)

The sun reaches the seaward face at 6:43 AM. The seaward face loses the sun at 6:01 PM.

The evidence behind this whole day is thin, so nothing on the strip is marked out as worse than the rest. The shape of the day is still the model’s best reading; the confidence in it is low, and it stays low until something it needs is measured.

Nothing in February clears what dinner outside needs here.

March

12 h direct sun32 mol lightDoes not open
  • Unanswered (hatched)

The seaward face comes back into the sun at 7:10 AM, once the hedge is no longer in the way. The seaward face loses the sun at 7:29 PM.

The evidence behind this whole day is thin, so nothing on the strip is marked out as worse than the rest. The shape of the day is still the model’s best reading; the confidence in it is low, and it stays low until something it needs is measured.

Nothing in March clears what dinner outside needs here.

April

12 h direct sun40.1 mol lightDoes not open
  • Unanswered (hatched)

The seaward face comes back into the sun at 7:14 AM, once the hedge is no longer in the way. The seaward face loses the sun at 7:21 PM because of the hedge.

The evidence behind this whole day is thin, so nothing on the strip is marked out as worse than the rest. The shape of the day is still the model’s best reading; the confidence in it is low, and it stays low until something it needs is measured.

Nothing in April clears what dinner outside needs here.

May

12 h direct sun41.6 mol lightDoes not open
  • Unanswered (hatched)

The seaward face comes back into the sun at 7:16 AM, once the hedge is no longer in the way. The seaward face loses the sun at 7:21 PM because of the hedge.

The evidence behind this whole day is thin, so nothing on the strip is marked out as worse than the rest. The shape of the day is still the model’s best reading; the confidence in it is low, and it stays low until something it needs is measured.

Nothing in May clears what dinner outside needs here.

June

12 h direct sun40.6 mol lightDoes not open
  • Unanswered (hatched)

The seaward face comes back into the sun at 7:22 AM, once the hedge is no longer in the way. The seaward face loses the sun at 7:28 PM because of the hedge.

The evidence behind this whole day is thin, so nothing on the strip is marked out as worse than the rest. The shape of the day is still the model’s best reading; the confidence in it is low, and it stays low until something it needs is measured.

Nothing in June clears what dinner outside needs here.

July

12.5 h direct sun40.3 mol lightDoes not open
  • Unanswered (hatched)

The seaward face comes back into the sun at 7:25 AM, once the hedge is no longer in the way. The seaward face loses the sun at 7:30 PM because of the hedge.

The evidence behind this whole day is thin, so nothing on the strip is marked out as worse than the rest. The shape of the day is still the model’s best reading; the confidence in it is low, and it stays low until something it needs is measured.

Nothing in July clears what dinner outside needs here.

August

12 h direct sun36 mol lightDoes not open
  • Unanswered (hatched)

The seaward face comes back into the sun at 7:14 AM, once the hedge is no longer in the way. The seaward face loses the sun at 7:29 PM because of the hedge.

The evidence behind this whole day is thin, so nothing on the strip is marked out as worse than the rest. The shape of the day is still the model’s best reading; the confidence in it is low, and it stays low until something it needs is measured.

Nothing in August clears what dinner outside needs here.

September

11.5 h direct sun30.9 mol lightDoes not open
  • Unanswered (hatched)

The sun reaches the seaward face at 7:05 AM. The seaward face loses the sun at 6:52 PM.

The evidence behind this whole day is thin, so nothing on the strip is marked out as worse than the rest. The shape of the day is still the model’s best reading; the confidence in it is low, and it stays low until something it needs is measured.

Nothing in September clears what dinner outside needs here.

October

10.5 h direct sun22.4 mol lightDoes not open
  • Unanswered (hatched)

The sun reaches the seaward face at 7:34 AM. The seaward face loses the sun at 6:11 PM.

The evidence behind this whole day is thin, so nothing on the strip is marked out as worse than the rest. The shape of the day is still the model’s best reading; the confidence in it is low, and it stays low until something it needs is measured.

Nothing in October clears what dinner outside needs here.

November

9.5 h direct sun15.1 mol lightDoes not open
  • Unanswered (hatched)

The sun reaches the seaward face at 7:06 AM. The seaward face loses the sun at 4:49 PM.

The evidence behind this whole day is thin, so nothing on the strip is marked out as worse than the rest. The shape of the day is still the model’s best reading; the confidence in it is low, and it stays low until something it needs is measured.

Nothing in November clears what dinner outside needs here.

December

9.5 h direct sun13.4 mol lightDoes not open
  • Unanswered (hatched)

The sun reaches the seaward face at 7:26 AM. The seaward face loses the sun at 4:58 PM.

The evidence behind this whole day is thin, so nothing on the strip is marked out as worse than the rest. The shape of the day is still the model’s best reading; the confidence in it is low, and it stays low until something it needs is measured.

Nothing in December clears what dinner outside needs here.

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