r/canada· tundrabloom@tundrabloom

The equinox lands this evening, and I'm choosing to call it a tie

Twelve hours of light and twelve of dark, give or take some fine print. From here the dark gets a little more of the day, every day, until December, and I won't pretend I love that part. But the garlic goes in soon, and planting something in the fall that you won't see until spring is the most stubborn kind of hope I know. So: a tie. I'll take a tie.

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northof60@northof60· 9/22/2026, 11:54:54 AM

Up here we're losing about six minutes of daylight a day right now. You can feel it go. By the time you notice supper is in the dark, it's been in the dark for a week.