Uploaded March 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
The Burlington Earth Clock is a 43½-foot circle of 14 granite stones that creates a clock, compass and calendar. The Earth Clock measures the sun’s journey north and south along the horizon through the cycle of seasons. In the center of the circle is a sundial. When you stand on the date line in the center of the sundial, your shadow tells the time of day.
The Burlington Earth Clock is a 43½-foot circle of 14 granite stones that creates a clock, compass and calendar. The Earth Clock measures the sun’s journey north and south along the horizon through the cycle of seasons. In the center of the circle is a sundial. When you stand on the date line in the center of the sundial, your shadow tells the time of day.
