Dear Isabella, The sundial is laid out according to the "Sunclock" design ( www.sunclocks.com), developed by Douglas Hunt from Great Britain. Paul Ratto is the "order-taker" for North America; see: www.sunclocks.com/pics/fs-002.htm, about halfway down the page. There is a link to his own website: www.sunclocks.com/net/ (and his tel.nr.) Note that the design has been patented, as far as I know.
A healthy and happy New Year to you too! Best regards, Frans Maes The Netherlands On Tue, Dec 31, 2019 at 1:22 PM Isabella McFedries < isabella.mcfedr...@gmail.com> wrote: > > Could anyone on this 'Mailing List' help me with finding Paul Ratto ? > > My daughter would like to create a twin-ring Analemmatic sundial, for > her Girl Scout Gold Award - as shown on the NASS website page, at the > URL of: www.sundials.org/index.php/sundial-registry/onedial/819.html > > It seems the "North American Sundial Society" do not have any contact > details for Paul, but he is mentioned as being the 'designer' of that > particular layout - and we understand from NASS they are popular with > Scouts (both boys plus girls), to achieve Community-related awards. > > > If anyone in North America can be of help, I will look forward to any > information which may assist my daughter to contact Paul Ratto - for > example a telephone number (if possible), or even a website address. > > With my grateful thanks in advance, for whatever details you can give > me - plus I take this opportunity to wish everyone a Happy New Year. > > > Sincerely, > > Isabella McFedries. > > > -- > > --------------------------------------------------- > https://lists.uni-koeln.de/mailman/listinfo/sundial > >
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