On 26/09/2013 17:09, Patrick Powers wrote:
Hello,
 
Members of this list will I am sure be delighted to know that BSS President and Britain's prolific sundial designer, Christopher Daniel MBE, has now placed on his new website a collection of nearly 170 photographs covering his life in dialling, his dials, their construction, their installation, the restoration of other dials and much other related material never before gathered together like this.
 
There are several other images and much descriptive text still to be added which those who care to come back to the site in the coming weeks will be able to see.
 
Christopher has also recently deposited his extensive archive of working drawings and designs - all 71 boxes of them! - with the National Watch and Clock Museum in Columbia PA, USA where it will shortly be available to researchers.
 
Those interested to see Christopher's website and his Collection may find it via a link from the popular English language Sundial Information and comment web site "SunInfo" at:
 
 
or directly by going to:
 
 
At either of these addresses the collection may be viewed individually or as a slideshow.  I hope you will agree with me that the Collection forms a remarkable study of the life and times of a remarkable man.
 
 
Patrick Powers


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I notice that 'Suninfo' claims to be second in popularity to the BSS on Alexa, so naturally I checked

http://www.alexa.com/topsites/category/Top/Science/Astronomy/Calendars_and_Timekeeping/Sundials

where I found the ranking order (at that time) to be :-



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