This presentation outlines the processes for the design and building of a cube sundial for Austins Wood, North Burlingham, Norfolk, UK.
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Construction of Cube Dial for Austins Wood
1. CUBE SUNDIAL PRESENTATION
INTRODUCTION
The construction and installation of the cube sundial
took place over a two-year period (2012/2013).
This presentation highlights the technologies used
in the making of the sundial. From computers and
laser cutting equipment to satellite navigation
equipment, a large selection of mechanical aids
were also used in the transportation
and installation of the sundial.
54. The Cube Sundial will form part of a sundial trail of a total of
15 sundials around the Burlingham walks by the end of 2014.
This map shows other sundial locations.
KEY
SUNDIAL
SCRATCH
DIAL
55. FUTURE PLANS & TIMESCALES
This letter outlines my future plans to create a sundial
trail around the Burlingham Walks.
1) I am at present designing and arranging the
building of a polar sundial for Farrows Wood.
This should be working this summer, 2014.
2) I have had a meeting with Fairhaven Gardens who
have agreed for me to build an equatorial
sundial at the gardens. This sundial will be built
sometime this autumn 2014.
56. 3) St Lawrence’s Centre For Training & The
Arts have agreed for me to have a photo gallery
of the various sundials on the trail with
information about the sundials.
This will be available at the end of the year 2014.
I should have a total of 15 sundials around the
walks by this time – 9 sundials plus 6 medieval
scratch dials.
A further 3 sundials could be built at other
locations in 2015 – 2 declining plus a noon mark.
57. CONCLUSION
This project will provide an informative, entertaining
and relaxing day out for both adults and children.
David Payne
Burlingham Woods
in winter