… more on that gorgeous church
The Legal Genealogist has to hand it to Nikhilesh Haval.
Not only does he take gorgeous 360-degree photos of churches and turn one of them into a virtual Easter Egg hunt that kept us all entertained on Sunday,1 but then — when a few folks had trouble finding this egg or that egg, prompting yesterday’s post on the dragon’s egg2 — he went ahead and added a new feature that will run the hunt for us and reveal all the eggs.
If you’re still stumped in finding any of the eggs, hit the button on the right with the A in the box. The hunt will then run automatically and reveal the answers.
And if that’s not enough, those of us who were captivated by this lovely church can now find out more about it: Nikhilesh has also added a feature where we can click on a whole bunch of plus signs around the church and read more about it — its history, its artwork, its features.
For a bunch of genealogists and history geeks stuck at home in a pandemic, this is a gift beyond price. The features tour is as much fun as the egg hunt.
Thanks, Nikhilesh!
Um…
You are going to do another church next year, right?
Cite/link to this post: Judy G. Russell, “So before we leave Oxfordshire…,” The Legal Genealogist (https://www.legalgenealogist.com/blog : posted 14 Apr 2020).
SOURCES
- Judy G. Russell, “Easter in interesting times,” The Legal Genealogist, posted 12 Apr 2020 (https://www.legalgenealogist.com/blog : accessed 14 Apr 2020). ↩
- See ibid., “Of dragons and eggs…,” posted 12 Apr 2020. ↩
LOL! I took about 30 minutes doing the hunt again to take screenshots of the egg locations and send the pics to the 40 or so friends to whom I had sent the egg hunt link. About 10 minutes after I clicked “send,” I saw this post. Next year, I’ll know better. (PLEASE let there be another hunt in another church next year!) Thanks for sharing the hunt with all of us. It’s been a great diversion from “stay at home” mode.
From the creator Nik Haval: “I will definitely do another one next year. It was certainly a fun project to do when stuck at home and I learnt a lot in the process.” (Yay!!!)
Just got around to doing the Easter Egg Hunt. I really got involved and was determined to locate all the eggs. I did it! Yeah! I really enjoyed the hunt! Thanks Judy! Do you mind if I’d shared it with my daughter who has three children, 10, 8 & 6. If I may brag, they’re pretty smart kids. Ha! Ha!
Share it with anybody!! (It’s fun!)
Fantastic generosity! Off to have a look, thanks to you and the artist.
It was a pleasure to do something like this thank you for sharing, I hope to see more like this.