 | Clouds threaten an afternoon storm as everyone hurries to start the
dedication ceremony. |
 | Speakers explain and dedicate the Analemmatic Sundial |
 | Mrs. Chady thanks everyone involved. |
 | To use the Analemmatic Sundial, stand straddling (one foot
on each side) of the center line. Your feet should be on the appropriate month and as close
to the day of the month as possible -- |
 | --then, hold your clasped hands above your head. The
shadow of your clasped hands will fall on the time marked in an arc on the ground in front of
you. (Mountain Standard Time). |
 | Balloons are launched from the sundial site. You can
see part of the Walk Through Time path in the background. |
 | Only a small patch of blue sky peeks through the
gray storm clouds as the Analemmatic Sundial dedication ceremony draws to a close. |
 | Students practice telling time after the Sundial
dedication during A Walk Through Time open house. |
