Roger Bailey wrote:
> ... Sundials are just not part of Portuguese culture. But armillary
> spheres are. They were everywhere, so we changed the rules of
> engagement and began searching for armillary spheres. ...
I find this interesting, Roger, because there happens to be a small
armillary sph
corrections are added or subtracted to obtain mean solar (or in reverse,
sundial) time. I am guessing that most church clocks in 1803 were corrected
to local apparent (sundial) time using a nearby sundial, perhaps daily or
weekly.
I would appreciate having other comments posted to Sundials (
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is there someone on our list who can help
Yaaqov Loewinger with his concern?
- Daniel Roth
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>X-Ma
My brother, Ken Ransom, has some new pictures on his web site, and invites
members to view them. Lumbutts is near Todmorden in Yorkshire.
Take a look at
http://sun_dial.tripod.com/sd_lbutts.htm
Best wishes,
Peter Ransom
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