There is bronze sundial in Trinity Square Gardens, just outside Tower Hill underground station. It tells the time, obviously, but it also tells history; around the base are engravings of key events in London’s history, from AD43 to the present day.
To read about the sundial itself go to What Time Is It?
Linked to the Thursday Special Non-Challenge and Sundays in my City.
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That is an amazing sculpture. It is so detailed and intricate.
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Gorgeous! I’d love to see this in person.
Happy SIMC, jj
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I love London… it is filled with treasures like this
Mollyxxx
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So cool — beautiful and historical!
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Traci
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That’s pretty awesome!
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Beautiful!
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Now I want to go to London to them myself. Thanks for sharing!
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Not only are this rich and beautiful – but my boys are studying British lit this year and so next week when we dive back in to the books – well I am going to have them explore this post a bit – nice. 🙂
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I hope they enjoy it!
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This is a wonderful post! I didn’t know anything about this sundial and it is so cool! What amazing design work and metal smithing. Your shots are terrific. Thank you!
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Glad to be abel to educate and entertain! London has so much history and it’s good to see someone bringing fun to the telling of it.
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I love art that tells something historic and this sundial certainly does it1
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These shots are just so cool!!
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That is a fabulous piece, imagine all the work that went in to it.
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Nice. I’ll have to revisit London some day.
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This is marvelous Debbie, and good shots too 🙂 I hope to see it on my next visit to London 🙂
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