Florida Footy Fan
Debutant
I'm not sure if this is the right forum to put this in, so apologies in advance if it's not.
Anyway, I just came back from the park where I was hoping to kick my footy around until the park's listed closing time (10 p.m. — it's 9:25 right now). The only problem with that was the football fields weren't lit (despite having lights), so I was at the mercy of whatever little daylight I had left. Obviously, my ability to kick ended sooner than I had hoped, but in the waning hours of twilight, it was virtually impossible to see my red Sherrin. As the months turn to winter here in the U.S., early morning lighting will be similar as the sun takes its sweet time coming up. Those hours are primarily when I kick (tonight was going to be an exception, thus why I didn't know the field lights wouldn't be on), so it's kind of discouraging to think about how difficult it was to see the Sherrin. I'm wondering if you all think it's worth getting a yellow footy to account for the upcoming winter months where I'll probably do more kicking in lighting like tonight.
Anyway, I just came back from the park where I was hoping to kick my footy around until the park's listed closing time (10 p.m. — it's 9:25 right now). The only problem with that was the football fields weren't lit (despite having lights), so I was at the mercy of whatever little daylight I had left. Obviously, my ability to kick ended sooner than I had hoped, but in the waning hours of twilight, it was virtually impossible to see my red Sherrin. As the months turn to winter here in the U.S., early morning lighting will be similar as the sun takes its sweet time coming up. Those hours are primarily when I kick (tonight was going to be an exception, thus why I didn't know the field lights wouldn't be on), so it's kind of discouraging to think about how difficult it was to see the Sherrin. I'm wondering if you all think it's worth getting a yellow footy to account for the upcoming winter months where I'll probably do more kicking in lighting like tonight.