Dear John,
Many thanks for your comments...
> Have you considered using the ...
> "connect the dots" method.
Well that's what I normally do but I
set out the dots directly on the wall.
I have a collection of strips of bendy
wood which I use for joining the dots!
The problem with transferring a
Dear Tony,
I can see you are tempted...
> Perhaps the 'staff of office' for the BSSCSS
> Secretary should be a bespoke gun by Messrs.
> Holland & Holland...
I'll duly propose you as Secretary; all we need
is a seconder and the job's yours! There will
probably be a bit of a quibble about the c
Jim Tallman asked me:
Sent: Wednesday, December 09, 2009 9:52 AM
To: 'Frank King' ; 'Thomas Steiner'
Cc: sundial@uni-koeln.de
Subject: RE: Das Ergebnis Ihres e-Mail-Kommandos
Hi Thomas & Frank:
Laying out a coordinate grid system to mark wall sundial faces can get very
tedious especially if the
Hi Thomas & Frank:
Laying out a coordinate grid system to mark wall sundial faces can get very
tedious especially if there are lots of curved analemmas. Have you
considered using the eassy method that most of the wall sundial painters in
Italy, France and Austria use? I call it the "connect the d
http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20091207135021AACMNGh
Bob
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Hi Tony,
This gets ever more curious!
"..alleged to have performed acupuncture on a park bench"
I didn't know that park benches even felt pain! I shall henceforth be
much more gentle when I plonk myself down after a long walk. No doubt
there will soon be a pressure group campaigning for
Frank King wrote:
> Dear Tony,
>
> You may have stumbled on a new sport...
>
>
>> He is also said to have fired an air pistol
>> at a *clay* sundial and urged the patient to
>> do the same."
>>
>
> I am familiar with Clay Pigeon Shooting and I
> can well imagine that when the novelty of doi
Dear Tony,
You may have stumbled on a new sport...
> He is also said to have fired an air pistol
> at a *clay* sundial and urged the patient to
> do the same."
I am familiar with Clay Pigeon Shooting and I
can well imagine that when the novelty of doing
that wears off and you want something a li
Thaddeus Weakley wrote:
**
Having *raised this hare* I felt compelled to find out more about the
sundial of which a Google search has increased the information slightly
as follows:
> "Stephen Sterling, who has practices in Sunderland and Seaham, is
> alleged to
