Well I knew it was. However, I was also under the mistaken assumption that window pane glass actually ‘flowed’ with gravity under time. I was mistaken, given reasonable scales of time.
The more you know and all that… :)
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January 23, 2018 at 6:08 am
john zande
In Sydney, especially in The Rocks area, you can actually see the glass bulging at the bottom of the very oldest windows.
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