I wish the same thing. So sad to have lost almost 4,000 cams but we mustn't give up hope. In the meantime I look at the Last Saved Stills of my old favorites ..... and read some of the comments. Always good for a laugh.
stargzr03/28/19 11:20
I wish some of the other "lost" cams, i.e. Mehamn, etc., would reappear. But that's probably just wishful thinking. :)
MD03/28/19 11:13
:D
stargzr03/28/19 10:56
Hey MD, look at the animation!!!!!
MD03/28/19 10:41
Stargzr ....... you cant just do that!!!!!!!!! Who was here .... and gone again??????? :D
stargzr03/28/19 10:25
And.........gone again!
stargzr03/28/19 08:47
Well, look who's back!
Twig TheSlateBlueDuck05/27/16 20:13
YIKES!!! $10 a POUND? You'd think being on an island seafood would be the ONE thing less costly. I'm land-locked, at the moment, and shrimp isn't THAT expensive... of course, it may not be that tasty either, but for $10? lol
Mira Bilis03/05/15 16:46
No doubt some nice freshly baked bread smells here at the moment. :)
Mira Bilis03/27/14 20:05
I guess only 'fat cats' can afford to shop here, hence the name. ;-)
Mira Bilis03/13/14 21:23
Indeed. Prices are usually dictated by how far produce has to travel and what mode of transport is used. You only have to look at food prices in the far north of Canada, where most produce has to be flown in, to see that. I don't know how anyone survives up there.
N Q03/13/14 20:46
Mira the food does sound good but wow those prices are high or atleast high compared to what we would pay here in the midwest, but then I suppose being on an island the price of everything is probably high.
I have photos of my children on the beach in Southern France, my daughter was 15 months old when she first went there, my son was 4 months old. My first husband and I used to go every year for a holiday. In those days we went camping.
We always drove there and as the children got older we used to nip into Switzerland en route. They have many happy memories, and photos, of our crazy holidays. I highly recommend it and I'm sure you will get round to it!
Hazel Jones08/19/13 14:40
Wow! To each their own.....I say do what ever makes you happy! I consider you very lucky to have been able to live abroad for so many yrs. I hope to be able to visit all those places with my children and then again without!
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I wish the same thing. So sad to have lost almost 4,000 cams but we mustn't give up hope. In the meantime I look at the Last Saved Stills of my old favorites ..... and read some of the comments. Always good for a laugh.
I wish some of the other "lost" cams, i.e. Mehamn, etc., would reappear. But that's probably just wishful thinking. :)
:D
Hey MD, look at the animation!!!!!
Stargzr ....... you cant just do that!!!!!!!!! Who was here .... and gone again??????? :D
And.........gone again!
Well, look who's back!
YIKES!!! $10 a POUND? You'd think being on an island seafood would be the ONE thing less costly. I'm land-locked, at the moment, and shrimp isn't THAT expensive... of course, it may not be that tasty either, but for $10? lol
No doubt some nice freshly baked bread smells here at the moment. :)
I guess only 'fat cats' can afford to shop here, hence the name. ;-)
Indeed. Prices are usually dictated by how far produce has to travel and what mode of transport is used. You only have to look at food prices in the far north of Canada, where most produce has to be flown in, to see that. I don't know how anyone survives up there.
Mira the food does sound good but wow those prices are high or atleast high compared to what we would pay here in the midwest, but then I suppose being on an island the price of everything is probably high.
Sounds delicious ... http://www.fatcat.ai/
I have photos of my children on the beach in Southern France, my daughter was 15 months old when she first went there, my son was 4 months old. My first husband and I used to go every year for a holiday. In those days we went camping.
We always drove there and as the children got older we used to nip into Switzerland en route. They have many happy memories, and photos, of our crazy holidays. I highly recommend it and I'm sure you will get round to it!
Wow! To each their own.....I say do what ever makes you happy! I consider you very lucky to have been able to live abroad for so many yrs. I hope to be able to visit all those places with my children and then again without!