Friday, December 08, 2006

What's in a number?


Friday 08 December 06

08 mosaic

Well, come capital of culture year everything will be 08 this and 08 that, and the city will be bedecked in the figures 0 and 8. There's doubters saying the city won't be ready, however earlier this week the webteam took a short stroll around town and were able to spot one or two 08's already in place.

It's difficult to explain what I'm on about without having a quick look through the flickr gallery of the results (slideshow available), it's fun to spot them (honest) and if you see one, send it to us. If you are a flickr member you can send images to the group automatically, everyone else will have to use our photo upload function to send us their images.

We've also created a google map showing the locations of the 08 photos.


Posted by Marc | 08/12/2006 16:19   | Comments [0]

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