This post, bollard or whatever it is was knocked into by accident but can now double as a sundial. This photo was taken around 3.30pm. My first thought was “
the shadow looks a bit like a willy” BUT immediately after i realised it could work as a sundial and looked quite accurate! I will be there tomorrow again and will try to remember to take another photo to test this theory
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I think its just bowing for the mourning period
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1 knackered bollard = 1 respect
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It’s cloudy this morning, not a shadow in sight 
So what time is it? 
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Draw a chalk or paint outline around the shadow each time with the current time written next to it. If it’s cloudy just draw a picture of a cloud.
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It’s 3:30pm again.
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It could be bunnies?
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Maybe give it a cuddle?
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There’s always some~~one~~ bollard worse off.
But don’t worry, folks. Resurrection did come.
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I saw it! But it pretty much exactly looks like it did last time in the sun, i have to catch it at 9am
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The damn bollard is in a very shady place that did not get any sun when i passed by at the following times today:
12.50pm
4.45pm
It won’t get any sun before at least 2pm judging by the shadows of the building and 4pm is too late. Did not factor this into my hypothesis 
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Why didn’t anyone tell me a sundial doesn’t show the time ordinarily like a clock
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It probably just beens calibrating. Is it pointing north?
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