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Hey thanks Mr. Bill...I didn't realize you had to re-set a sundial! (maybe I shouldn't have admitted that!) You are so faithful to remind us of important times...I REALLY appreciate it!
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From: The Land of JOY | Registered: Apr 2004
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If I had one I wouldn't have a clue as to how to set one. Do instructions come with a sundial? Seriously, what kind do you suggest: on a pedestal or on the ground for accuracy, or does it matter?
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I picked my sundial up at a discount store for $10. I carved a hole in the top of a stump so that the dial would sit flush and level on the "pedestal"
To set the time, you just turn the entire sundial until the shadow of the pointer is set at the proper hour.
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From: Cedar Hill Washington | Registered: Aug 2002
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Do these directions for setting a sun dial apply to all time zones? I don't have one, but I've always wanted one.
From: Frankfort, KY | Registered: Oct 2003
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I dont think I am ready for one yet...need to figure out a place for one. But I did find a nice one on ebay if someone is looking. I dont know if its ok to post?
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At exactly 12:00 Noon, on June 15th, set your sundial for 12:00 to get the most accurate time reading throughout the summer!
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Seriously, what kind do you suggest: on a pedestal or on the ground for accuracy, or does it matter?
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