iN PHOTOS: Brilliant peachy-coloured sunrise in South Okanagan
One thing about this time of year – you don’t have to get up particularly early at this time of year to catch a sunrise.
We’ve passed the winter solstice but even though the days are getting longer, it still takes until almost 8 a.m. for the sun to rise in the Okanagan in late December.
Today, Dec. 29, sunrise was at 7:55 a.m.
The sunrise in the South Okanagan was particularily spectacular with the peach-coloured hues catching the eye of several photographers who generously shared their pictures with us today.
Did you get a photo of today's sunrise you'd like to share? Send it to us at news@infonews.ca.
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