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English: Part of Templecombe railway station, Somerset, England. On the left is Tempus Fugit, which is both a sculpture and sundial. The bronze statue is of a railwayman consulting the British Rail timetable, some of the pages of which have blown away and landed on the grass. The statue forms the gnomon of the sundial; the pages on the ground mark the hours.
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