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02 Jun 02 - 06:27 PM (#721796) Subject: Scottish web cams. From: little john cameron Ah notice there are a few folk gaun tae Scotland this summer.Here's a wee look afore ye go. Web cams |
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02 Jun 02 - 07:44 PM (#721829) Subject: RE: Scottish web cams. From: katlaughing Thanks, ljc! Those are really neat!! |
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02 Jun 02 - 08:16 PM (#721847) Subject: RE: Scottish web cams. From: artbrooks Hum...dark out.... |
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02 Jun 02 - 08:37 PM (#721857) Subject: RE: Scottish web cams. From: little john cameron Awa wi ye Art,it's a braw bricht,moonlicht nicht, the nicht.Ah've aye wanted tae say that. ljc |
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02 Jun 02 - 09:07 PM (#721865) Subject: RE: Scottish web cams. From: GUEST,mg here is one from where I live.. http://www.funbeach.com/pages/clamcam.html |
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02 Jun 02 - 10:05 PM (#721888) Subject: RE: Scottish web cams. From: GUEST,ozmacca LJC - I don't think I'll ever forgive you. This means that I'll have to try even harder to prevent the Department of Domestic Arrangements from seeing a photograph of Scotland with a clear sky. She'd have me dragged back there in ten seconds flat if I didn't keep her half-way convinced that the blue skies are actually re-touched photos. Mind, she likes the cold and wants to see snow again and I keep telling her I'll put a chair in the fridge for her. Live camera shots will give the game away, and I don't think I could stand any temperatures less than 20 centigrade at mid-day....... Aye, jist keep that up an' ah'll mak shair that you git yours jimmy...... |
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02 Jun 02 - 10:51 PM (#721908) Subject: RE: Scottish web cams. From: little john cameron Ah weel,ah guess ah've pit mah fit in it again.These web cams are ah great idea.Ah saw mah auntie Jean last year bringin in her washin.Ah think there are some here in Newfoundland whaur ah bide.Probably o' a bar.ljc |
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02 Jun 02 - 11:32 PM (#721936) Subject: RE: Scottish web cams. From: GUEST,ozmacca Aye, weel. Jist pit yin inside a set o' bagpipes - alang wi' a my-krifone forbye. That'll git you sortit oot. Ah'm awa' tae pit anither coat o' grey poster-wash ower ra photies in ra Scots Magazine. |
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03 Jun 02 - 01:03 AM (#721972) Subject: RE: Scottish web cams. From: Stilly River Sage A favorite web cam (nowhere near where I live, but it has elements I like to look at) is at the Bureau of Land Management Office in Fairbanks, Alaska. Look around in there and you'll find some panoramic shots, as well as some cached great views of the Aurora Borealis. SRS |
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03 Jun 02 - 02:16 AM (#721998) Subject: RE: Scottish web cams. From: Mudlark Little John...Thanks so much for this camsite...I don't know if I'll ever get to Scotland, much as i pine to go. But I've bookmarked this site so I can visit virtually whenever I need a change from the rolling golden hills of California. |
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03 Jun 02 - 04:13 PM (#722266) Subject: RE: Scottish web cams. From: little john cameron Mudlark,here is one a bit closer.This is where I live. http://www.ntv.ca/station/skycam.htp |
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04 Jun 02 - 02:32 AM (#722611) Subject: RE: Scottish web cams. From: Big Tim There's also one here in Dunoon (Scotland): looking down Ferrybrae onto Argyll St (main st). Not very exciting, people and traffic, but better than nothing! |
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04 Jun 02 - 06:29 PM (#723096) Subject: RE: Scottish web cams. From: Mudlark little john...very beautiful, very northern. Website says something about panning...but I can't MAKE it pan, right? I just have to wait for them to move camera for differnt image? (If clicking on something doesn't work, I'm lost...) |
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05 Jun 02 - 04:29 AM (#723378) Subject: RE: Scottish web cams. From: Scabby Douglas Hey Big Tim - I never knew you were a Dunoonian! My parents live in Dunoon - on Victoria Road, and my brother stays out at Hunters Quay. In fact, I was down on Sunday/Monday. Is there any folkie stuff going on there these days? Cheers
Steven |
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05 Jun 02 - 01:37 PM (#723682) Subject: RE: Scottish web cams. From: little john cameron Aye Muddy,ah wondered aboot that masel.Ah think either it pans oan it's ain or they change the view noo an' again.ljc |
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05 Jun 02 - 04:22 PM (#723790) Subject: RE: Scottish web cams. From: Big Tim SD: I've only been here a year, from Glasgow. Beautiful place, how I love getting on that ferry at Gourock or McInroy's Point. I'm on Bullwood Road. My wife's a volunteer in the Hospice and I always drive her there along Victoria Road! I'm out of touch with the folk scene but I do know that the Glasgow Hotel, scene of many a rousing and rowdy night, is closed and up for sale. I'll PM you my phone number, maybe we can meet up for a pint sometime. |
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06 Jun 02 - 09:38 AM (#724263) Subject: RE: Scottish web cams. From: little john cameron Wee touch o' fog here the day,whit? ljc |
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06 Jun 02 - 11:08 AM (#724337) Subject: RE: Scottish web cams. From: Scabby Douglas I have to say that the webcam of Ferry Brae/Argyll Street in Dunoon is possibly one of the least exciting things I have ever seen. Considering that they could have shown a view up or down the Firth, West Bay, the pier, Maxwell's amusements for God's sake... But no, we have that corner..... However, whatever floats your boat. Cheers
Steven |
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06 Jun 02 - 12:05 PM (#724398) Subject: RE: Scottish web cams. From: little john cameron There is one here of a view of an intersection where ye sit at the pc and watch for collisions.Sometimes it takes days???? ljc |
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06 Jun 02 - 03:19 PM (#724574) Subject: RE: Scottish web cams. From: Big Tim Dunoon webcam (thanks to Stevie Gibson - no collisions in Dunoon, us oldies drive too slowly! ): http://www.dunoon.tv |