Try this: go to the UPEI Webcam page and click on the “time lapse from beginning of construction” link. As a longtime webcam maintainer, I stand in awe of both their ability to keep their camera running, and their ability to keep it in the same place for so long. It’s a great tour through Island winter, spring and summer.
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They also have the old Barn
They also have the old Barn being torn down and the Alumni gym burning to the ground (cant find that link).
Neat, but it makes me think
Neat, but it makes me think twice about wanting to go back to UPEI in the winter. Brr.
By far, the best thing on the
By far, the best thing on the UPEI site. =)
I loved that until right near
I loved that until right near the end. I was entranced by the tree, watching stand through the whole winter, sprout little leaves in spring, sway in the breeze as summer arrived and then, right at the end, it dances out of the frame and — horrors! — disappears altogether. Now someone please tell me that they changed the angle of the camera and that little tree is still there. They haven’t chopped it down have they?
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