Hiking in Vienna (Winter time again)
Heute sind die Uhren wieder auf die Normalzeit ("Winterzeit") umgestellt worden. Diesmal eine Stunde "länger geschlafen" (bzw. 1h später aufgestanden), was diese Umstellung angenehmer macht als die Sommerzeit-Umstellung. Trotzdem denke ich, dass es vorteilhafter wäre, eine durchgehende Zeit zu haben, egal ob permanente Normalzeit oder Sommerzeit. Hauptsächlich durchgehend. Was meint ihr?
Lainzer Tiergarten, Wien
English
Today the clocks have been changed back from DST to standard time in the EU. This time we can “sleep an hour longer” (or getting up one hour later), which makes this changeover more pleasant than the daylight saving time changeover in spring. Nevertheless, I think it would be more advantageous to have a continuous time zone, whether permanent standard time or DST does not really matter. Main thing is having no change. What do you think? Are you living in a country without daylight saving time?
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