The very first time I saw it, I thought it was a clever chalk drawing.
The next time I was surprised to see it was still there (and understood it was permanent paint).
The third time I actually noticed it was in front of a watch store, and assumed it was some kind of advertisement for them.
Now, in this part of the world, the chances of having enough sun to actually cast a shadow are fairly restricted, and there is a big chance that it was overcast every other time I was there in the past, but how crazy is it that I never got the point of the drawing before today?!
We walked past the shop at 12h50.
And look at what we saw:
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgwcvpyqmHThsTVmu7UXdLSj1GytJLSbIRu0jRpSjPWTzaXB89XreNj3XcRZk1sh57r6dKHb4E49BnZYGvj5jrjO73ZwlrnTAqXGYJisP7D8Dn09OZQK5hJnZmyJl5HfVgwct7Gw38B_E8X/s1600/IMG_0461.jpg)
Isn't it clever?
Now, I know how sundials work (kind of)... but I opened this to try and get more insight into the topic, and... got rid of the new tab after, well... less than 26 seconds! Not something I want to try and master at 11:30 pm on a Saturday evening.
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