Do you have a favourite live webcam? Perhaps a view of somewhere you have been on holiday, or somewhere in Sheffield.

If you do let us all share it. Gis the addy!!!!!!

Titan Arum Lilly webcam.

I need to get out more.

http://www.botanic.cam.ac.uk/amorpho1.html

The willard library ghostcam is worth a look.

http://web.myinky.com/ghost/cam.html

here is a long list og ghostcams,
http://ghoststudy.com/camlinks.html

This is one that was put on here a few weeks ago, think it was owdlad but not sure, but I've got it on favourites and I keep looking, there's also live dispatch on it too.

http://www.tnacso.net/


Anderson county Tennessee Live Jail Cam :thumbsup: just go to the live section.

This is one of my favourites - the Grand Canal in Venice looking at a boat stop (their equivalent of a bus stop). http://turismo.regione.veneto.it/webcam/huge.jpg

You need to press refresh about every 60 seconds.

There's a link to one here (http://www.bbc.co.uk/southyorkshire/webcams/) for the university.

Originally posted by Kristian
There's a link to one here (http://www.bbc.co.uk/southyorkshire/webcams/) for the university.

Says webcam link not available though. :huh:

Originally posted by nick2
Titan Arum Lilly webcam.

I need to get out more.

http://www.botanic.cam.ac.uk/amorpho1.html

Thanks Nick2, that's a nice site. I enjoyed watching the timelapse film, 'Titan-the movie'. More interesting than the flower developing, was watching the surrounding plants waken and stretch their leaves towards the sunlight each day, only to rest them down again at night.

(you and me both on the 'need to get out more' front)

I like the Earthcam at New York's Times Square (but that's because I'm kinda obsessed with the Big Apple!)

http://www.earthcam.com/usa/newyork/timessquare/

When I went over there in 2000, my dad and I stood in front of the cam and got my poor sister to save the image! Yes, we were/are very sad....

Originally posted by Deavon
Thanks Nick2, that's a nice site. I enjoyed watching the timelapse film, 'Titan-the movie'. More interesting than the flower developing, was watching the surrounding plants waken and stretch their leaves towards the sunlight each day, only to rest them down again at night.

(you and me both on the 'need to get out more' front)

Perhaps we should go for a day out at Kew Gardens :)