Painting the Rainbow Sundial

Today I had so much fun at the garden. I helped Fair Share Garden volunteer Jason Aufdenberg paint a second layer of Acrylics onto his Rainbow Sundial. Jason, pictured below, is a professor of Astronomy at Daytona's Embry Riddle University. We are so lucky to have him. He also gave us a free Garden Sundial workshop back in the Spring. Here are Jason and Joel Tippes laying down the hour line guides for the sundial. This sundial is set to day light savings time. The hour lines we put down in rainbow colors. Next we will add month markers in black. I put a double coat on 9 o'clock through 2 o'clock. I felt like I was having too much fun for a grown-up painting a functional rainbow in the middle of a beautiful garden. This is a morning and early afternoon sundial. Next up I will be posting with pictures of summer vegetables from the Fair Share Garden. We've been harvesting yard long beans and black eyed peas most recently.

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I Love the term Fair Share

I Love the term Fair Share Garden :-) I would love to hear some more about the Sundial workshop you had with Jason. Maybe you can invbite him to share some information on AltGlobe? I am sure lots of us will benefit from it. Keep on updating us with this awesome garden developments.  Where is this garde? Do you have an exact address, so I can look it up on Google Earth? Maybe your rainbow is already on it? ;-)
 

Unfortunately during Jason's

Unfortunately during Jason's workshop I was vending.  :)  Jason has a blog about bicycling that he has not updated recently.  I will ask him. The garden is at the corner of White Wtreet and Willis in Daytona Beach. White street was build by my mother in laws father.  There are some side streets named after her and her siblings.
Cory Trusty ...

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