Subject: Sundial Cupolas, Towers & Chimneys Website
Hello everybody:
Dave Bell and I have redone our little website on Sundial Cupolas, Towers
and Chimneys so that it is more user friendly and so that it acts and feels
like our other educational sundial websites. We only have photos o
de of vinyl for outdoor use. You should see how the sun
destroys vinyl house siding and car roofs here in the desert!
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Subject: Sundial Cupolas / Clock
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(could even make and supply a clock for one or more of the other sides.)
Please excuse my first ever 'plug' on this group, - but just thought I might be of help.
Happy Easter David Pawley.
Whatever you WanadooThis email has been checked for most known viruses - find out more here
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a link to a Sign site with lots of signs carved in oak which is turning out
to be my bread and butter.
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Sent: Tuesday, March 22, 2005 6:18 AM
To: John Carmichael; Sundial List
Subject: RE: Sund
22, 2005 9:23
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Subject: Re: Sundial Cupolas
In addition to my earlier message re St Margaret, you can see a
nice picture of the church (and one of the dials) at http://www.westminster-abbey.org/stmargarets/index.htmlwhile
the dials themselves are described athttp://www.westminster
In addition to my earlier message re St Margaret, you can see a nice
picture of the church (and one of the dials) at
http://www.westminster-abbey.org/stmargarets/index.html
while the dials themselves are described at
http://www.westminster-abbey.org/stmargarets/guide/tow_bell.htm
Thierry
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John Carmichael wrote:
Hello All:
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Have any of you ever seen a cupola
or "clock tower" with sundials instead of clocks?
I remember that St Margaret church, near
Westminster, London (UK) has a square tower with a round blue sundial
on each of the four faces, yes, inclu
hangs that might shade the southern dials at midday in the summer.
John
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From: "Frans W. Maes" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Tuesday, March 22, 2005 2:23 AM
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From: "Andrew James" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "John Carmichael" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; "Sundial List"
Sent: Tuesday, March 22, 2005 4:18 AM
Subject: RE: Sundial Cupolas
There is a modern (1990s?) cupola with a South sundial on it at South
Warnborou
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Subject: Sundial Cupolas
Hello All:
I'm considering building or buying a four-sided painted wood cupola with
a copper roof for the roof of a home. I'd like to put a sundial on each
face of the cupola and then a neat weathervane on top.
Have any of you ever seen a cupola or &qu
rise?
Best regards,
Frans
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From: "John Carmichael" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Sundial List"
Sent: Saturday, March 19, 2005 6:55 PM
Subject: Sundial Cupolas
Hello All:
I'm considering building or buying a four-sided painted wood cupola w
All are south vertical dials ! , with gnomons at 45 degrees ! which greatly puzzle the locals trying to read the time.
It is on a Pub, with the name of SOUTHCOT -
I first saw it (on my daily journeys to work) long before I knew anything about sundials, and it took me a while
Sounds like a great idea..
"Wind and Weather" sells weather vanes. They have a web site at www.windandweather.com
Robert Hough
Shadow Master
32.37 N 111.13 W
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Subject:Sundial
John Carmichael asked.
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>Any ideas for a face material?
I seem to recall that John Davis had large enamelled steel dial faces
made in Mexico? Real gold used in the numerals? too I believe.
Tony Moss
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Sent: Saturday, March 19, 2005 11:06
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Subject: Re: Sundial Cupolas
John et al,A sundial cupola is a terrific
idea, I'm all in favor of it. I hope you not talking about stained glass
sundials, but the more common type of ext
A sundial cupola is a terrific idea, I'm all in favor of it. I hope you not talking about stained glass sundials, but the more common type of external sundial. If I had a cupola on my house, there is no question I would do the same thing. I love it.
-Bill
Hello All:
I'm considering building or buying a four-sided
painted wood cupola with a copper roof for the roof of a home. I'd like to
put a sundial on each face of the cupola and then a neat weathervane on
top. I've had great fun searching for
cupolas and weathervanes online. There are a
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