The first ever online camera was of course the coffeepot at The Trojan Room at the University of Cambridge, even before the World Wide Web made publishing images and creating webcams easy. The original cam got unfortunately switched off at august 22, 2001, but now has a worthy successor in perhaps an even more British endeavour (with even a touch of Monty Python?): A webcam showing a maturing Cheddar. For those of us that find watching grass grow a too exhilarating experience, please browse to the CheddarVision website to see, err, mould grow?
Sunday, February 11, 2007
Cheddar Vision
The first ever online camera was of course the coffeepot at The Trojan Room at the University of Cambridge, even before the World Wide Web made publishing images and creating webcams easy. The original cam got unfortunately switched off at august 22, 2001, but now has a worthy successor in perhaps an even more British endeavour (with even a touch of Monty Python?): A webcam showing a maturing Cheddar. For those of us that find watching grass grow a too exhilarating experience, please browse to the CheddarVision website to see, err, mould grow?
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