Re: Origin of KT symbol

[Jeff Burka <jburka@silver.ucs.indiana.edu>]

Really-From: Chris Ridd <RiddCJ@computer-science.birmingham.ac.uk>

>  About a week or so ago, someone posted the (intriguing) suggestion
>that Kate borrowed the 'KT' symbol from the Knights Templars.  Can
>anyone confirm this at all, or can the original sender elaborate?  It
>sounds a little farfetched to *me*, but a link might be interesting...

I've been wondering about the KT symbol too; on a weather map, the symbol
for a thunderstorm is...well...let's just say a leetle similar to to the
KT symbol:  it looks exactly like the KT symbol, except that the lower right-
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hand leg of the K has an arrow head pointing south-east.

Any thoughts?

Jeff

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