Looking at puuting a sundail in the front garden.
what sort of price am I looking at?

I am aware that I must get a sundail that is made for my location
which is. -33°45'34" (St Marys NSW)

Regards,
Mitchell

Mitchell McCreath wrote:
> Looking at puuting a sundail in the front garden.
> what sort of price am I looking at?
>
> I am aware that I must get a sundail that is made for my location
> which is. -33°45'34" (St Marys NSW)
>
> Regards,
> Mitchell
>
>
>
>

I don't know how much Sundials cost but you are right about the
location, I brought an antique [1710] sundial from England when I
emigrated 30 years ago and it goes backwards!

DD

"Mitchell McCreath" > writes:
>Looking at puuting a sundail in the front garden.
>what sort of price am I looking at?
>
>I am aware that I must get a sundail that is made for my location
>which is. -33°45'34" (St Marys NSW)

They made one on Ground Force (Ch.7) this week. They appeared to use a
small concrete paver, engraved the radii and circle somehow (while I was
elsewhere channel surfing), then glued in a brass triangle and sat it on
top of a gaudy plinth. I don't know whether its purpose is functional or
merely decorative.
--
John Savage (news address invalid; keep news replies in newsgroup)

> >I am aware that I must get a sundail that is made for my location
> >which is. -33°45'34" (St Marys NSW)
>
> They made one on Ground Force (Ch.7) this week. They appeared to use a
> small concrete paver, engraved the radii and circle somehow (while I was
> elsewhere channel surfing), then glued in a brass triangle and sat it on
> top of a gaudy plinth. I don't know whether its purpose is functional or
> merely decorative.
> --
> John Savage (news address invalid; keep news replies in newsgroup)
>

That sundial would have only been decorative. Unless of course you happen
to
live at -45°

I can't remember if they made a comment that it must also be pointed true
north.......


Regards,
Mitchell