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Aahh. This is the type of calendar quirk that I dream about. Tomorrow's summer solstice, in the four-o'clock PM hour, June 20, will be the earliest which the solstice falls on the calendar since the year 1796. The reason is that the leap year adjustment which occurs almost every four years (note that 1700, 1800 and 1900 were not leap years) serves to hammer back the solstice calendar day a bit too much. For the remainder of this century, there will be a fair number of other June 20 solstice dates.

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