England? no chance, unless Rooney is fit, if we have to rely on Bambi (Crouch) to score for England we’re in some serious bother :rolleyes:

Dean

(p.s. I will be the 1st to hold my hand up & say well done if he score’s the most goals for England BUT, I will almost bet my house on it that he won’t)

I’m informed by someone who wishes to remain name less that you do need broadband.

Paul

That’s absolutely correct, you need BB to connect the xbox to xbox live

Patriotic, although I won’t fly one, it’s great to see the St.George Cross flying (to hell with the Union Flag), it sends a great message to all about us being England, and to be honest we’re kinda losing our identity a tad (but that’s a different story for another day), so the more the merrier

tommy

I’ve given all the details I can to be honest, and yes you “should” see it set over Italy, I would suggest just looking out the window, there is no way you will miss it, as and when it happens is pretty irrelevant, if you are watching the sun set, then the sun would have already set below you.
As for the sun rising, I need a few more details than what you have posted so far.

Rgds

Dean

I’ll get back to you 🙂

Hiya tommy

My apologies, the almanac works on UTC then you convert it to local, those times are converted to BST or British Summer Time which is what we are on now obviously, so basicaly when you are on your flight just leave your watch as it is and use the times above.
For information UTC is Co-ordinated Universal Time, which has replaced the common term GMT (although GMT is still widely used)

tommyinyork

You should expect to see the start of evening twilight on the ground about 20:50 UTC, remember to leave your watch set to UTC for the flight, but as you are at altitude the sunset will be rather later than this, I estimate at around 21:35 UTC, but just remember the sun would have already set on the ground before this time due to line of sight.

Hope this helps

Dean