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24-10-2006, 19:51
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Dusk and Twilight
ok dumb question here , can anyone tell me if there is difference between Dusk and Twilight ? or are they the same , and also if there is a difference, whats the equivalent word for Twilight in the morning hours.
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24-10-2006, 19:57
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Re: Dusk and Twilight
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Think Twilight is more of the concept of lesser light, wheras dusk and dawn the actual 'handle' we put on it .. sure someone will explain better than me  |
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25-10-2006, 13:10
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Re: Dusk and Twilight
From dusk till dawn .....
the settling of the sun to the raising of the sun, maybe. |
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