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It might not be clear in the previous post but that's the 360 degree aerial camera, the e360APIS, that I built in the photo. Ken had asked me to bring it down to show him when he first heard about it and had been advising on various aspects over the last couple of years! I was fortunate enough...

Ken with the prototype e360APIS aerial 360 degree camera that he was helping develop over the last couple of years. I've just added an image gallery with some more of the shots taken that day to the aero360 website at:- http://tinyurl.com/nnxk3wj

Due to the death of Ken Wallis on September 1st, 2013 there have been many attempts to view the 360 degree image in the original post - nearly 3000 in the last week alone! When the image was originally posted it was presented using an online viewer that was Java based. Unfortunately, due to...

Cheers Janice!

Couple of people have said the link to the image wasn't working. I have checked and tested the link on different PC's at different locations (and countries :) ) and everything is working as it should. There have been over 5000 website views of this image to date and as usual the link to...

Yes, "Nellie" was at Beaulieu when I was down! However, the other WA-116 (with the missile) painted green, to Ken's right is the twin of "Little Nellie" and is the machine that Sean Connery used as "Little Nellie" for his studio shots in for "You Only Live Twice".

360 Degree Spherical Panoramic Image of Wing Commander Ken Wallis MBE. Ken is probably best known for building and flying his Wallis WA-116 autogyro "Little Nellie" in the James Bond film, "You Only Live Twice"! Ken is now 96 and still flies! As always, the image below is just for...

I know what you mean! That was the only shot I took that day as it was the only area in the Botanics that was free of people with cameras and tripods. billyh42

I've never been near the cloisters at the "uni" let alone taken any photographs there! You must have been looking at someone else's photo! billyh42

360 degree spherical panoramic image of Kibble Palace in Glasgow's Botanic Gardens. This is the "flat" version of the image and is only to give an idea of what the content is - you need to click on the link below the photo to view the proper interactive version! billyh42...

Cheers

Cheers Dave

Nope, there haven't been any further problems with the elevation360 site! It's quite a busy site so generally I get to hear immediately if something's not working. On this occasion the problem must have been at your end! billyh42

Cheers Simon

elevation360 site was down earlier today! Problem with the hosting server - everything running OK again. Remember - give the panoramic images time to load! billyh42