JessyKaiser

Sundial

Sundial

The old fascinates me and pulls me to it. Why? It is still here, after generations, centuries, and in a few cases, it still stands after millennia.

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The old fascinates me and pulls me to it. Why? It is still here, after generations, centuries, and in a few cases, it still stands after millennia.

The sundial is one of those creations. This is proven, genuine marvelous engineering that can be used century after century. Sure, you might have to adjust a bit according to our planetary wobble and tilt toward the sun, but other than that it works like magic.
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Canon EOS Rebel T6

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Aperture f/5.6 ISO 6400 Shutter 1/4000 Focal Length 39/1

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Peterborough, New Hampshire, US

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Mar, 2019

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