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<blockquote data-quote="dschaible" data-source="post: 441636" data-attributes="member: 4870">Daylight Saving Time plays a huge role in extending outdoor activities after work, especially in the fall. Losing that extra hour of evening daylight on Standard Time drastically limits opportunities for golf, hunting, fishing, and other after-work hobbies. Just one hour makes all the difference in how much time you have to enjoy these activities before sunset.For example:September 9th: With DST, getting off work at 5 PM gives you 3 full hours to golf, with an extra hour of daylight after your round. On Standard Time, this is the last day of the year you’ll have that much time after work until next spring.October 11th: On DST, you’d have 2 hours and 2 minutes of daylight after 5 PM—plenty of time for a 20–30 minute drive to your hunting spot and a nice 1.5-hour walk. On Standard Time, you’re left with just 1 hour and 2 minutes, barely enough time to get to your spot, let alone enjoy it.These examples show how DST extends the day for outdoor enthusiasts. Losing it feels like losing part of your fall, as after-work activities quickly become impractical.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="dschaible, post: 441636, member: 4870"] Daylight Saving Time plays a huge role in extending outdoor activities after work, especially in the fall. Losing that extra hour of evening daylight on Standard Time drastically limits opportunities for golf, hunting, fishing, and other after-work hobbies. Just one hour makes all the difference in how much time you have to enjoy these activities before sunset. For example: September 9th: With DST, getting off work at 5 PM gives you 3 full hours to golf, with an extra hour of daylight after your round. On Standard Time, this is the last day of the year you’ll have that much time after work until next spring. October 11th: On DST, you’d have 2 hours and 2 minutes of daylight after 5 PM—plenty of time for a 20–30 minute drive to your hunting spot and a nice 1.5-hour walk. On Standard Time, you’re left with just 1 hour and 2 minutes, barely enough time to get to your spot, let alone enjoy it. These examples show how DST extends the day for outdoor enthusiasts. Losing it feels like losing part of your fall, as after-work activities quickly become impractical. [/QUOTE]

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