Redhead56 I watched the Times Square webcam in New York during the first lockdown because it was so weird seeing it deserted, just a couple of people keeping well apart and a homeless person wandering around. Much busier now.
The Shibya crossing in Tokyo is fascinating if you catch it during a busy period when lost of people are crossing. worldcams.tv/japan/tokyo/shibuya-crossing From there, click on 'World Map' and you can find lots of webcams!
The Abbey Road webcam in London was amazing (pre-pandemic) because people were posing like the Beatles on the crossing every day virtually all the time. And this was over 50 years after the album cover! It does seem quieter now.
I watch webcams from places I have visited and liked. New York is my favourite have been there twice. I went on the webcams during the first lockdown it was strange to see empty streets. Now it’s good to see life return back to normality chaotic maybe but it’s life as we know it.
I've checked live webcams around the UK nearly every day since the lockdown started. It was interesting at first to see how quiet everywhere was and then to watch places coming back to life. I also look to see what the weather is doing.
I've been watching the Edinburgh Zoo webcams as well as places.
I love the "Africam" videos - just go on to YouTube and type Africam in. They have live videos of watering holes in Africa, and other videos with just the highlights. The sounds and sights are wonderful.
We should have gone to the Canaries for 3 weeks last year, but due to Mr Oops not being well and then lock down we had to cancel. I watched the webcam of the beach at our resort, 3 weeks of wet and wind! Here at home we were in the sun……
Haven’t watched any of those, but do love TV programmes where I can visit places and people I know I will never visit. Will give web cam a try thank you .
I watch webcams occasionally too, including ones where my son and family lives for instance, he’s abroad and I find it comforting to look at the streets and beaches where my GC play and go to school. I haven’t seen them for nearly 2 yrs now.
I used to watch Pete’s Pond, a live webcam of a watering hole in Botswana but sadly it’s now offline. So many animals visited it and just the sounds transported you to Africa
Just google for instance 'St Ives Webcam' , a place I love! they will appear. Just have a look at a few and see which you prefer. Google any place in the same way. You can 'travel' anywhere from your armchair!!
I love checking out 'live' webcams of places I really like. Places I have been unable to visit during the last 18 months. Counting down until I can get there again