Hi François
There should be some very good dials in and around Adelaide made by
Margaret Folkard and John Ward who wrote the book 'Sundials
Australia'. They have made some very fine public dials - Government
House, old Government House, Australian Arid Lands Botanic Garden and
Bishop's Court Ade
I live in Adelaide but I'm afraid I'm not very familiar with any of the
sundials here (I don't think there are many at all). However we have here
in Adelaide a famouse Gnomic couple who have made many sundials under the
company name "Sundials Australia". They are Margaret Folkard and John War
Hi François,
I live in Melbourne Victoria Australia (about 900Km east from Adelaide). You
may not remember me but I think it was you who I helped you with English for
the 1st version of your Shadows Sundial Software this would have been some
years ago.
I don't know where the sundials are in
On Tue, 10 Feb 2004 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I have reverse-engineered the stained glass window sundial on the Merchant's
> House at Marlborough, Wiltshire, and have come up with an interesting
> discovery. Want to know more?
> David Brown
> Somerton, Somerset, UK
Need you ask?
Dave
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David Brown
Somerton, Somerset, UK
Dear dialists
I will have the chance to visit Adelaide
(Australia) during 8-10 days, in two weeks, and I wanted to know if some
sundials are to be seen in the area.
As it will be my first time in the southern
hemisphere, I will test some paper sundials and experience the inverted path of
On Tue, 10 Feb 2004, John Carmichael wrote:
> Hello Geoff (cc. Sundial List):
> Topic 1: Geoffry Lane writes:
> Sorry to trouble you, but one or two things are puzzling me that I
> hope you might just be able to help with. I know a certain amount
> about glass-painters but I am no mathematicia
Hello Geoff (cc. Sundial List):
Topic 1: Geoffry Lane writes:
Sorry to trouble you, but one or two things are
puzzling me that I hope you might just be able to help with. I know a
certain amount about glass-painters but I am no mathematician, and know very
little so far about the technical
year! One who is studying Spanish in school enjoyed translating the page
for me, and she laughed at Alicia baptizing the birds Gnomon and
Style. (Rápidamente, cuando mi hija Alicia vio las fotos, los bautizó con
los nombres de "Gnomon" y "Estilo".)
Thanks for sharing this.
Sara
Sara Schec
Anselmo wrote:
>
>Have a glance at a cute and tender picture taken by
>our associate Antonio Cañones in Murcia (Spain) at
>
>http://webs.ono.com/usr023/andanatres/cafeb04.htm
>
>Nice, isn't it?
Obviously they are birds with excellent taste in choosing a nesting site.
Thanks for sharing.
Tony Mo
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