For centuries, people have celebrated the Summer Solstice (“solstice” meaning “sun” and “to stand still” in Latin). After all, we get three whole seconds more today than we did yesterday or will tomorrow! June 20, 2012, is no exception, and people worldwide are making the most of this extra sunshine. Check out these festivities, happening both overseas and right here in the good ole’ U.S. of A: For years (since “time immemorial,” in fact, according to this source), Stonehenge has […]
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