麻豆社

Sommar酶y in Norway has a very different kind of summer. Being north of the Arctic Circle, islanders live with 69 days of continuous daylight each year. With no night-time, the 300 people living there choose to live their lives without being governed by clocks.

Now, they're campaigning to be declared the world's first time-free zone.

Kjell Hveding is leading the campaign and says people are already painting their houses in the middle of the night - whilst the children go out to play.

(Photo: Clocks on a branch on Sommar酶y island. Credit: Kjell Hveding)