If you like to watch webcams, you may like this one at Hope Cove in S.Devon. It says the webcam is in Salcombe, which is total rubbish. For some reason it has been a bit intermittent of late. There are lots of others you can view in Devon. Usually there is a good view down towards the old lifeboat station at Hope Cove and the waves crashing on the beach. There is also a flag that gives a good idea of how windy it is there.
Hope Cove is where my ancestors lived in the 1500s.
See http://www.camsecure.co.uk/SalcombeHopeCove.html .
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Monday, 22 December 2014
Hope Cove webcam, Devon
See http://www.camsecure.co.uk/SalcombeHopeCove.html .
It is a while, because of my illness, since I have been to Devon, so I enjoy looking at the various webcams from there. The one above is at Hope Cove, where our family used to live centuries ago. The weather looks cold and windy down there today. It is windy here today as well.
It is a while, because of my illness, since I have been to Devon, so I enjoy looking at the various webcams from there. The one above is at Hope Cove, where our family used to live centuries ago. The weather looks cold and windy down there today. It is windy here today as well.
Wednesday, 24 September 2014
UK wide webcams
See http://www.camsecure.co.uk/Camsecure_Live_Demo_Index.html for a map listing many UK free webcams. A useful place to look.
Tuesday, 23 September 2014
Windy in S.Devon?
Every few days, I check the webcams in the South Hams.
Just looked at the one in Hope Cove where it looks cold and windy. See http://www.camsecure.co.uk/SalcombeHopeCove.html . As I write this, it is dark. The flag is visible blowing around in the wind. In the daytime it is a lot more interesting.
Hope Cove is where there were Lapthorns nearly 500 years ago, and possibly much earlier too. I have one record of a Lapthorn sharing a piece of land nearby (parish of South Huish) in 1428.
Just looked at the one in Hope Cove where it looks cold and windy. See http://www.camsecure.co.uk/SalcombeHopeCove.html . As I write this, it is dark. The flag is visible blowing around in the wind. In the daytime it is a lot more interesting.
Hope Cove is where there were Lapthorns nearly 500 years ago, and possibly much earlier too. I have one record of a Lapthorn sharing a piece of land nearby (parish of South Huish) in 1428.
Sunday, 14 September 2014
Hope Cove, Devon - webcam
See http://www.camsecure.co.uk/SalcombeHopeCove.html . This webcam is not always on and is best viewed in good daytime light. They suffer from slowish broadband speeds in Hope Cove. You get a good view of the top of the beach from the Sun Bay Hotel, when on.
There are several other Devon webcams listed on this site.
For a full UK index see http://www.camsecure.co.uk/Camsecure_Live_Demo_Index.html .
There are several other Devon webcams listed on this site.
For a full UK index see http://www.camsecure.co.uk/Camsecure_Live_Demo_Index.html .
Tuesday, 29 July 2014
Salcombe (free) webcams
There are two (may be more?) free webcams in Salcombe that I enjoy looking at from time to time. On one occasion my brother phoned me whilst standing by the webcam! One is outside "Captain Morgans" cafe by Whitestrand carpark. The other is the view from South Sands. The link is to the one in town.
See http://www.southsands.com/salcombe-harbour-webcam/ .
See http://www.southsands.com/salcombe-harbour-webcam/ .
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