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Holker Hall, Lower Holker |
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| sundial, Holker Hall | ||
| site name:- | Holker Hall | |
| civil parish:- | Lower Holker (formerly Lancashire) | |
| county:- | Cumbria | |
| locality type:- | sundial | |
| coordinates:- | SD35687748 | |
| 1Km square:- | SD3577 | |
| 10Km square:- | SD37 | |
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![]() BUR97.jpg (taken 9.6.2011) ![]() BUR98.jpg (taken 9.6.2011) ![]() BUR99.jpg (taken 9.6.2011) ![]() BUS01.jpg Analemma, carved on rim. (taken 9.6.2011) ![]() BUS02.jpg Designer's initials:- "M.A.L.-B. 1992" Sir Mark Lennox-Boyd. (taken 9.6.2011) ![]() BUS03.jpg Longitude. (taken 9.6.2011) ![]() BUS04.jpg The time shown at 12:57:32 GMT according to a gps receiver, atomic clock accuracy; needs the correction of the equation of time, the sun is 1 miin 3 secs fast on this date. (taken 9.6.2011) |
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| hearsay:- |
Nearly a ton of Burlington blue grey slate, 5 feet diameter, designed by Sir Mark
Lennox-Boyd. It is said to be inspired by the earliest known sundial invented in the
3rd century BC. |
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