On the way to Cambridge Central Library (from whence I write), a couple of months ago, I spotted – Ah! Joyous Vision – one of my eternally invaluable friends, Sparrow, who was loitering in Glisson Road. I have known and loved Sparrow for over forty years – how time soars away on its mournful wing. We had a fair old converse about the sound recordings that had come into my possession, of speech and song ‘uttered’ by objects from Cambridge museums (I know this already sounds far fetched, but all will be explained). Sparrow offered to help me with my attempts to decipher the meaning of the recordings. It was he who suggested I write a blog to do so and said he would get our other friends involved.
This repository contains code to produce a Jekyll instance of an old wordpress site. This has been ported to the latest Bootstrap version.
- Install Jekyll on your machine following these instructions
- Install Git on your machine following these instructions
- Clone the code for this repository:
git clone https://github.com/FitzwilliamMuseum/fitz-sevenheadsofgogmagog.git reponame - Install the gems
bundle install - Change to the directory and then run this command in terminal
bundle exec jekyll serve
Website by @portableant
GPL V3 for code, CC-BY-NC-SA-ND for content (text and images) unless stated otherwise.
If you want to contribute fixes to this site, you are very welcome to do so. To do this, either add a bug report under issues or fork the repository and create a new branch for proposed fixes and then submit a pull request.