>Can anyone suggest some interesting sundials to see in London, U.K.?<
Hi Achim, Some I can immediately think of are: The Equatorial dial in Bromley Civic Centre, The Old Palace Four dials (Scaphe, Vert S,Vert W and Analemmatic), in the Horniman Museum sundial trail, Forest Hill London (one may not currently be on show) Two dials (Vert D, Equinoctial) and a Noon Mark at or near the old Royal Observatory in Greenwich One at the nearby National Maritime Greenwich - the famous dolphin dial Two (Equinoctial and a cross dial) in the Royal Botanic Gardens Kew Two horizontal dials (one the famous Tompion one) in Hampton Court Palace One (Vert S) in the Tower of London A big cast equinoctial dial on the Albert Embankment (side of River Thames) One (aluminium 'spherical' dial) in Regent's Park Zoo Four quite new vertical dials on each face of the tower of St Margarat's Church Westminster (that's the church near Westminster Abbey) There are many others, some in the city too, so it's always useful to keep looking as you travel around. Maybe others will have their special favourites that I haven't mentioned. Patrick
