When it snows in Scotland the snow turns the Bannockburn statue of Robert the Bruce into something magical.
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in reply to Rolf Oldejans • • •It reminded me of a similar statue where the angle of the sun made the riderβs shadow disappear.
(The statue is next to the cathedral in Aarhus and depicts Christian the 10th.)
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in reply to Morten Bek Ditlevsen • • •That is a fascinating phenomenon! How exactly does this work? Tried searching it up but I can't find any info on it.
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in reply to Klara β€οΈ • • •The riders shadow is on the inner surface of the left side of the windows beveled edge. But since we are to the left of the window we can't see that portion if the window edge
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