Hello Kim, Your link did not work for me but this one should show the sundial. Check the NASS Registry http://www.sundials.org/registry/canreg.htm . Go to Ontario, Kingston and dial #450 for the description. The photo is at http://www.sundials.org/registry/regphotos/450.htm This sundial shows how you can place sundials on vertical surfaces facing any direction, even north. Each face shows the time at different times of the day. I am quite familiar with this dial as I went to elementary school just across the road from this park 50 years ago. If you have other questions, please contact me directly at [EMAIL PROTECTED] .
Regards, Roger Bailey NASS Secretary Walking Shadow Designs N 48.6 W 123.6 -----Original Message----- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Kim Hay Sent: March 28, 2005 3:32 AM To: Sundial List Subject: Type of Sundial On 27 Mar 2005 at 19:55, John Carmichael wrote: Good Morning, This is my first post, but I am trying to find out what kind of sundial this is. (Churchill Park Sundial) http://www.starlightcascade.ca/tourism It is located in Kingston, Ontario, and it was erected for Kingston's tri-centenary in 1967. The company who erected it has gone out of business, but if we knew what type it was, we may be able to go into the city archives and get more information The arms are bent, and the clock is located on two sides of the limestone pillar. Of course the trees have now grown too tall and many people do not know what it is, but we would like to remedy that. Thank you for any help. till later, clear skies, and keep looking up Kim Starlight Cascade Observatory 44.3775N 76.7633W 144m http://www.starlightcascade.ca/ - -
