They appear to have removed the password protection on the controllable cam page again ...
http://voc.axiscam.net/view/index.shtml
MD03/11/15 13:38
Such a distinctive view....... not.
Mira Bilis01/01/15 16:23
... and I can add that if you go to the camera page, there is a list of cam views to choose from which includes St Leonards beach and Hastings pier amongst other things. Unfortunately the cam controls are now password protected.
http://voc.axiscam.net/view/index.shtml
N Q01/01/15 14:35
MD I can clear it up a little bit :)
The Amsterdam went down in Bulverhyte Bay, which is about a mile from St Leonards and the museum that holds many of the artifacts of the Amsterdam is located in Hastings.
From what I read, St Leonards and Hastings are 2 town that are within a mile of each other and they are both located on the Bulverhyte Bay. Most articles though have the Amsterdam going down in Hastings instead of St Leonards but I also found an article that stated it went down in St Leonards--as long as they're so close to each other I'm not sure it matters other then to the people of these 2 towns :)
MD12/31/14 13:55
N Q.... the link says "beached at Bulverhyte" but under the picture (in the link)it says "buried in the sand at Hastings." Now it's as clear as mud! LOL
MD12/31/14 13:42
Hi NQ... I took out the "s." I put a link on 26th of September but I'm not sure if that helps.
I just saw a train
Camera page is still accesible, but it immediately requires username and password if any of the camera controls is clicked. :/
http://www.abc.net.au/science/articles/2007/06/27/1963637.htm
http://voc.axiscam.net/view/index.shtml
A windy day.
I wonder what they are doing.
http://www.ancient-origins.net/history/eerie-remains-ill-fated-ship-still-preserves-its-cargo-beneath-mud-006824
Good day for a bracing stroll along the beach.
They appear to have removed the password protection on the controllable cam page again ...
http://voc.axiscam.net/view/index.shtml
Such a distinctive view....... not.
... and I can add that if you go to the camera page, there is a list of cam views to choose from which includes St Leonards beach and Hastings pier amongst other things. Unfortunately the cam controls are now password protected.
http://voc.axiscam.net/view/index.shtml
MD I can clear it up a little bit :)
The Amsterdam went down in Bulverhyte Bay, which is about a mile from St Leonards and the museum that holds many of the artifacts of the Amsterdam is located in Hastings.
From what I read, St Leonards and Hastings are 2 town that are within a mile of each other and they are both located on the Bulverhyte Bay. Most articles though have the Amsterdam going down in Hastings instead of St Leonards but I also found an article that stated it went down in St Leonards--as long as they're so close to each other I'm not sure it matters other then to the people of these 2 towns :)
N Q.... the link says "beached at Bulverhyte" but under the picture (in the link)it says "buried in the sand at Hastings." Now it's as clear as mud! LOL
Hi NQ... I took out the "s." I put a link on 26th of September but I'm not sure if that helps.
http://www.english-heritage.org.uk/discover/maritime/map/amsterdam/
Ravo from everthing I've found on the wreckage of the Amsterdam, it's located on Bulverhythe beach in East Sussex,UK
You'll find the info and the cam on this page-
https://www.english-heritage.org.uk/discover/maritime/map/amsterdam/
so I red arrowed the country.
City= Amsredam
State/Region= North Holland
Looks like I just missed a lovely sunset.
Fireworks in the distance.
Hi Carol..... with a following wind.. you'd be as fast as Concorde! :D
MD, I could definitely take a broom to here today. Look at the wind!!
Interesting:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amsterdam_%28VOC_ship%29
Hi Mira Bilis.... and WOW! I shall have to go and read up on the Amsterdam.