Mar 11 • Native Ways
How to Measure Remaining Daylight the Native Way
Ever wondered how much daylight you have left without a watch?
Try this ancient Native technique!
☀️ Step 1: Face the sun and extend your arm straight in front of you. Keep your palm facing you, and your fingers should be parallel to the horizon.
☀️ Step 2: Place your index finger below the sun and your pinky at the horizon’s edge.
☀️ Step 3: Count how many fingers fit between the sun and the horizon—each finger represents 15 minutes of daylight left.
Indigenous peoples have used this method for centuries to navigate the land and stay connected with nature’s rhythms. Try it next time you’re outdoors! 🌿
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How to Measure Remaining Daylight the Native Way
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