Here we go!
- Row 1:
- space 4 times, g 17 times
- Row 2:
- space 3 times, g, space 8 times, l, space 8 times, g
- Row 3:
- space 2 times, g, space 4 times, dot 5, space 4 times, WERE, space 4 times, comma, space 4 times, g
- Row 4:
- space, g, space 10 times, FOR, space 10 times, g
- Row 5:
- FOR, space 3 times, comma, space 7 times, FOR, space 7 times, dot 5, space 3 times, FOR
- Row 6–7:
- FOR, space 11 times, FOR, space 11 times, FOR
- Row 8:
- FOR, space, colon, space 9 times, FOR 6 times, space 4 times, colon, space, FOR
- Row 9–10:
- FOR, space 23 times, FOR
- Row 11:
- FOR, space 3 times, comma, space 15 times, dot 5, space 3 times, FOR
- Row 12:
- space, WERE, space 21 times, WERE
- Row 13:
- space 2 times, WERE, space 4 times, dot 5, space 9 times, comma, space 4 times, WERE
- Row 14:
- space 3 times, WERE, space 8 times, b, space 8 times, WERE
- Row 15:
- space 4 times, WERE 17 times
- Row 16:
- space 3 times, FOR 19 times
- Row 17:
- space, FOR 23 times
- Row 18:
- FOR 25 times
Description of the Drawing
This clock for the blind is as large as a table clock. The face, however, is based on an analogue rist watch. So, for orientation, individual dots indicate the full hours. At three, six and nine o’clock there are two dots, and at twelve o’clock there are three dots. The little hand consists of two dots, while the the big hand has three. The clock is connected to a massive pedestal.
This braille drawing was originally created for the non-profit organisation einfach machbar e. V. during the project “Blind Children Draw Pictures – Drawing with Letters” financed by the charity Aktion Mensch.
