The Corpus Christi Clock is located in Cambridge outside Corpus Christi College's new library building. It was invented by Dr John Taylor.
The clock is very popular with crowds gathering around it. I had to wait about 5 minutes to get a clear photo of the clock. The glass in front of the clock is highly reflective and I was unable avoid the reflections.
Sunday, 9 November 2008
Corpus Christi Clock
Kings College
This is a picture of the entrance to Kings Colledge in Cambridge. If you look carefully you can see the clock in the tower. There are four clocks, one on each side of the tower.
Queens' College
This photo was taken in Queens College in Cambridge. It was interesting to see both a clock and sundial so close together. 
Here is some more information about the sundial: http://www.quns.cam.ac.uk/Queens/Images/sundial.html
St Botolph's Parish Church
St Botolph's Parish Church in Cambridge (UK). A clock and sundial can be seen in this photo.
Dale's Brewery Clock
This photo was taken in Cambridge at 1:19pm, but though the clock shows 5:20pm...
Loyd's Bank Chambers Clock
Loyd's Bank Chambers building in Cambridge. The clock face is made with Mosaic tiles.
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