Here's a page of Scotland's mountain webcams collected together if anyone finds it useful and hasn't seen them already. A new one of Torridon has appeared on there recently and a 3rd one at the Cairngorm ski area. (Click for larger pics)
Anyone know of any other good ones that others here may not know about? (Outdoorsy type, not "Sexy Sandra in Milton Keynes"😉. Is there one in the Brecon Beacons anywhere?
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Here's a page of Scotland's mountain webcams collected together if anyone finds it useful and hasn't seen them already. A new one of Torridon has appeared on there recently and a 3rd one at the Cairngorm ski area. (Click for larger pics)
Anyone know of any other good ones that others here may not know about? (Outdoorsy type, not "Sexy Sandra in Milton Keynes"😉. Is there one in the Brecon Beacons anywhere?
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Here's a page of Scotland's mountain webcams collected together if anyone finds it useful and hasn't seen them already. A new one of Torridon has appeared on there recently and a 3rd one at the Cairngorm ski area. (Click for larger pics)
Anyone know of any other good ones that others here may not know about? (Outdoorsy type, not "Sexy Sandra in Milton Keynes"😉. Is there one in the Brecon Beacons anywhere?
In message <[email hidden]>, AndyP <[email hidden]> writes
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Anyone know of any other good ones that others here may not know about? (Outdoorsy type, not "Sexy Sandra in Milton Keynes"😉. Is there one in the Brecon Beacons anywhere?
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Incidentally, what have you got against Sexy Sandra in MK?
Nothing at all.
What would you like to have against her?
-- Geoff Berrow (put thecat out to email) It's only Usenet, no one dies. My opinions, not the committee's, mine. Simple RFDs http://www.ckdog.co.uk/rfdmaker/
The hill it's pointing at is only 475m, so not of much interest to most folks here, I guess. Might be useful to get an idea of the weather if someone fancied a walk in this area, but it's mostly 'rambling' country rather than the sort of stuff this group seems to be about. -- Steve Loft, Glenlivet. 200m ASL Weather and webcam: http://www.livet.org.uk/weather
The hill it's pointing at is only 475m, so not of much interest to most folks here, I guess. Might be useful to get an idea of the weather if someone fancied a walk in this area, but it's mostly 'rambling' country rather than the sort of stuff this group seems to be about. -- Steve Loft, Glenlivet. 200m ASL Weather and webcam: http://www.livet.org.uk/weather
The hill it's pointing at is only 475m, so not of much interest to most folks here, I guess. Might be useful to get an idea of the weather if someone fancied a walk in this area, but it's mostly 'rambling' country rather than the sort of stuff this group seems to be about. -- Steve Loft, Glenlivet. 200m ASL Weather and webcam: http://www.livet.org.uk/weather
The hill it's pointing at is only 475m, so not of much interest to most folks here, I guess. Might be useful to get an idea of the weather if someone fancied a walk in this area, but it's mostly 'rambling' country rather than the sort of stuff this group seems to be about.
Nicely done though, better picture than a lot of webcams and has all the information you'd want. Besides I don't think anyone here ever does any actual walking. I've certainly never been up a hill anywhere near as high as 475m but I don't let that stop me telling anyone else how they should do it.
The hill it's pointing at is only 475m, so not of much interest to most folks here, I guess. Might be useful to get an idea of the weather if someone fancied a walk in this area, but it's mostly 'rambling' country rather than the sort of stuff this group seems to be about.
Nicely done though, better picture than a lot of webcams and has all the information you'd want. Besides I don't think anyone here ever does any actual walking. I've certainly never been up a hill anywhere near as high as 475m but I don't let that stop me telling anyone else how they should do it.
The hill it's pointing at is only 475m, so not of much interest to most folks here, I guess. Might be useful to get an idea of the weather if someone fancied a walk in this area, but it's mostly 'rambling' country rather than the sort of stuff this group seems to be about.
Nicely done though, better picture than a lot of webcams and has all the information you'd want. Besides I don't think anyone here ever does any actual walking. I've certainly never been up a hill anywhere near as high as 475m but I don't let that stop me telling anyone else how they should do it.
Nicely done though, better picture than a lot of webcams and has all the information you'd want. Besides I don't think anyone here ever does any actual walking. I've certainly never been up a hill anywhere near as high as 475m but I don't let that stop me telling anyone else how they should do it.
Thanks, Andy. There *is* a hill just out of shot to the left that's 710m - it could have been a Munro if it had eaten its porridge when it was growing up. But Carn Daimh at 570m on the Speyside Way spur is just about my limit. Nice views of the Cairngorms, though - we can but dream. -- Steve Loft, Glenlivet. 200m ASL Weather and webcam: http://www.livet.org.uk/weather
