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22 Oct 02 - 04:14 PM (#808788) Subject: Best Webcam view site (clean)? From: Peter T. 53's weather thread prompted one Webcam site suggestion. I have a number of them connected to condors and stuff like that, just because I am interested in endangered species. Anyone have any really interesting Webcam sites that they can share? (seriously). I was looking for one of the Paris skyline the other day without success. yours, Peter T. |
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22 Oct 02 - 04:39 PM (#808810) Subject: RE: Best Webcam view site (clean)? From: Alice To to http://www.gomontana.com then click on the web cam link on the left side menu, then go to the controllable sky cam... Lots of mountain shots. |
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22 Oct 02 - 04:44 PM (#808812) Subject: RE: Best Webcam view site (clean)? From: Alice By the way, if you go to the sky cam/weather cam you will be looking at the town where I live and the mountains above us. |
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22 Oct 02 - 04:55 PM (#808822) Subject: RE: Best Webcam view site (clean)? From: Bat Goddess This site has links to coastal webcams from Maine south. maineharbors My personal favorite is Cape Porpoise because I used to live there. Linn |
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22 Oct 02 - 05:01 PM (#808827) Subject: RE: Best Webcam view site (clean)? From: Alice Linn, I like that giant Ocean Tank cam at the link you posted... watching fish swim by right now. |
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22 Oct 02 - 05:07 PM (#808832) Subject: RE: Best Webcam view site (clean)? From: JenEllen When babies are in season, CAT TALES has a cam linked to the play area. We've spent many a delightful afternoon watching the last batch of baby tigers learning to 'hunt'. Another great cam, but no so great since the loss of Moja, is the chimp cams at the CHCI |
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22 Oct 02 - 05:16 PM (#808841) Subject: RE: Best Webcam view site (clean)? From: Peter T. That tank is great. More, anyone? yours, Peter T. |
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22 Oct 02 - 05:17 PM (#808843) Subject: RE: Best Webcam view site (clean)? From: Bat Goddess Alice, I really enjoy the big tank at the New England Aquarium, too -- but I have to remember to go there during daylight or you can't see anything! Frustrating when I don't have any "fun time" at the computer until late in the evening. Linn |
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22 Oct 02 - 06:39 PM (#808904) Subject: RE: Best Webcam view site (clean)? From: Joe Offer Click here for a well-known view of Dublin. Click here for Webcam views of Glacier National Park, one of the most beautiful places in the U.S. -Joe Offer- |
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22 Oct 02 - 06:48 PM (#808910) Subject: RE: Best Webcam view site (clean)? From: Skipjack K8 Sorry, Pete, can't be arsed to find it, but there is a webcam at the top of the Humber Bridge, on both piers (It used to be the longest suspension bridge in the world), so you can see the world as jOhn from Hull9 sees it. Perhaps not. |
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22 Oct 02 - 10:25 PM (#808995) Subject: RE: Best Webcam view site (clean)? From: Bert My favourite is Pikes Peak Cam At night you can look at the collection of best shots. |
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22 Oct 02 - 10:31 PM (#809001) Subject: RE: Best Webcam view site (clean)? From: Sorcha Peter, you don't want muddy cams with dirt??? I like dirt! I like mudpies!! |
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23 Oct 02 - 12:09 AM (#809054) Subject: RE: Best Webcam view site (clean)? From: Art Thieme www.nu.com/eagles This cam won't do anyone any good until Spring. Then the mated bald eagles will be back in their nest above the Connecticut River where they will mate, the egg(s) will be laid, the little ones will hatch, grow, fledge and be off and on their own-----all in time to do it all again next year. I've printed some great pics from this site that chronicle a year in the lives of these magnificent birds. I almost feel like I'm a member of the family. Art Thieme |
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23 Oct 02 - 12:56 AM (#809074) Subject: RE: Best Webcam view site (clean)? From: GUEST,.gargoyle Therribllle TTThhhiiingggsss - WebCams
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23 Oct 02 - 01:04 AM (#809077) Subject: RE: Best Webcam view site (clean)? From: Stilly River Sage You reminded me to go take a look at one of my favorites--the BLM office in Fairbanks, Alaska. One I used to enjoy visiting was Africam. You have to logon now; parts of it cost money. I haven't been there in ages, but I took a look now and see they've added lots of sites. In Africa this is a good time of year for taking a peek at wildlife via cam because they are more certain to visit the wateringholes where the cameras are set up. SRS |
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23 Oct 02 - 02:04 AM (#809091) Subject: RE: Best Webcam view site (clean)? From: alison I like The Leprechaun Watch.... see if you can spot any of the little people!! slainte alison |
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23 Oct 02 - 02:30 AM (#809094) Subject: RE: Best Webcam view site (clean)? From: Coyote Breath The Old Faithfull webcam is fun. Ely, Minnesota has a virtual tour of the town (it is the gateway to the Boundary Waters area) and they have a Raven cam and a wolf cam. These are near Moose lake which also has a webcam. There used to be one in New York city but I haven't seen it since 9/11 and I don't think that it was at the WTC, it just hasn't been available. There is also one which shows the fog rolling in (and out again) in San Francisco Bay. Gargoyle is right, these webcams can make you homesick. Another one I like is the Sturgis, South Dakota live cams (there are three and one pans back and forth, albeit slowly) They are in downtown Sturgis and viewable even at night. Right now Sturgis has snow and the streets look very cold and deserted, quite a contrast from this August when 650,000 bikers attended the 62nd Black Hills Rally! CB |
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23 Oct 02 - 08:07 AM (#809146) Subject: RE: Best Webcam view site (clean)? From: Brían I have been enjoying watching the penguins myself. Here's The Maine Moose Cam. I've never seenone (on the cam) yet, but ya nevah know... The Portland Observatory cam is a real nice one, too. Brían |
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23 Oct 02 - 10:26 AM (#809243) Subject: RE: Best Webcam view site (clean)? From: alison love the big aquarium one.. couldn't see anything earlier on... but there is a scuba diver in there now feeding the fish slainte alison |
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23 Oct 02 - 10:45 AM (#809263) Subject: RE: Best Webcam view site (clean)? From: alison awww this is cute... lots of gorillas gorilla cam slainte alison |
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23 Oct 02 - 12:59 PM (#809400) Subject: RE: Best Webcam view site (clean)? From: Wincing Devil My Favorite: It's located at the Historic Annapolis Foundation, on the second floor. The view changes every 10 seconds, so when I go to Annapolis, I set my machine at home to capture the pictures. I stand where I know I'll be seen by the webcam, make note of the time, and when I get home, VOILA! I have a free portrait of myself on City Dock!
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07 Jun 03 - 03:49 PM (#963749) Subject: RE: Best Webcam view site (clean)? From: Brían I thought I should bring this thread back to the top with this one: LOON CAM. Here is a live cam of a loon nesting. Brían |
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07 Jun 03 - 04:40 PM (#963754) Subject: RE: Best Webcam view site (clean)? From: Stewart The Mount St. Helens VolcanoCam "This is an image of Mount St. Helens, taken from the Johnston Ridge Observatory. The Observatory and VolcanoCam are located at an elevation of approximately 4,500 feet, about five miles from the volcano. You are looking approximately south-southeast across the North Fork Toutle River Valley." You'll have front row seats when it blows again. Cheers, S. in Seattle |
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07 Jun 03 - 05:07 PM (#963761) Subject: RE: Best Webcam view site (clean)? From: CarolC St. John's Harbour St. John's, Newfoundland (Canada). Just now when I looked in, I saw a big old iceberg floating in the harbour. In the site, they say sometimes, if you have a really sharp eye, you can see humpback whales. |
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07 Jun 03 - 07:22 PM (#963793) Subject: RE: Best Webcam view site (clean)? From: mg wow..I looked at the St. Helen's and St. John's one..wonderful...we are putting one up at the Port of Nahcotta soon..just getting some glitches out..do a google search under Port of Nahcotta and webcam in a few days and it should be up..it will be right next to where Sunnycamp will be held in fall. mg |
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07 Jun 03 - 07:23 PM (#963795) Subject: RE: Best Webcam view site (clean)? From: mg oops.that should be Port of Peninsula..although it is in Nahcotta. Also, I don't have time to find it, but Long Beach washington has several...one of the ocean, one of fish in a fishpond I think.. mg |
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07 Jun 03 - 09:48 PM (#963835) Subject: RE: Best Webcam view site (clean)? From: rangeroger This view of Yosemite Valley is my favorite. I go to it almost daily. Looks like a little smog problem right now though. rr |
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08 Jun 03 - 04:46 PM (#964136) Subject: RE: Best Webcam view site (clean)? From: Strupag Great idea for a BS thread. Here's one of my favourites although it's dark there right now (20.22 GMT.)http://www.sunplus.com/fuji/livee.htm Another one is for all Loch Ness Monster hunters try here http://www.camvista.com/scotland/highlands/ness01.php3 Finally how about the Cuillins just about 5 miles down the road from here http://www.camvista.com/scotland/scenic/skye.php3 Once again it's getting dark now but worth looking at in the morning. Keep them coming! |