I thought this millennium's last summer solstice would be in December,
2000, south of the equator. Let's not forget our friends in oz,
Brazil, and other southern locales...
Jon, I'd like a copy too, if I may.
Jim
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For a marketing boost, label your sundials as Y2K compliant. Hundreds
of years from now dial enthusiasts will wonder what that obscure
designation means; those who know will marvel that it was such a big
deal.
Dave Bell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> First, I'd like to ask Jon to send me a copy!
>
> Second, I'd like to extend my condolences to all who were hoping the Y2K
> problems would be minor in nature! Who would have thought they would have
> extended to actually *cancelling* next year's Summer Solstice?!?
>
> :{)
>
> Dave
>
> > Dear Diallists,
> >
> > If anyone would like a photograph of this mornings sunrise, I would be happ
y
> > to email to them..if only to make it worth my while getting up at 4am this
> > morning and being tired all day! It was taken at 4.50am BST at a place
> > exactly on the Greenwich Meridian, about 10 miles north of London.
> > It's not the best quality photos, but it makes a nice momento of this
> > milenniums last summer solstice. I'm also trying to put together an animate
d
> > gif of this mornings sunrise, so if anyone's interested, please let me know
.
> >
> >
> > Best regards to everyone
> >
> > Jon Urwin
