Just another webcam screenshot from yours truly. That’s Boulder sprawled down there in the valley. I’d live there if I could afford it — not around the university where the students and old old hippies are but out in the burbs in the foothills with the miles and miles of greenbelts and parks (and occasional … Continue reading The Great Rocky Mountain Light Show
I’m a skywatcher. Always have been. It probably has a lot to do with growing up in Oklahoma, where the sky dominates the prairie. There’s so much to see up there, so much going on, especially on less-than-perfect days. Take this view, captured about an hour ago by one of my favorite webcams. Dark clouds … Continue reading Denver skies never twice the same
One of my favorite Colorado webcams, the TundraCam, is operable again for the first time since last year. I checked on it a few minutes ago, and there was the live image, complete with cloud shadows racing by. Hurray! Perched at 11,600 feet on Niwot Ridge, west of Boulder, the fully “steerable” webcam is sponsored … Continue reading Welcome back, TundraCam
I’ve added another Colorado webcam to those I regularly visit. This one is at the Beaver Meadows Visitor Center, one of two entrances on the east edge of Rocky Mountain National Park and the one I usually use. (You’ll have to click on the link and scroll down to see the camera’s entire view. With … Continue reading It’s dry in them thar hills
Most readers probably won’t care, but my favorite high-altitude (11,600 ft.) webcam, TundraCam, is back in operation. The TundraCam is fully controllable, with zoom and pan functions, and has a spectacular view of the Rocky Mountain high country west of Boulder, Colorado. It is located at a research station on Niwot Ridge and can be … Continue reading High-altitude Colo. webcam up and running again
Links to some of my favorite webcams north and northwest of Denver, Colorado, can now be found in the Pied Type blogroll.
The Boulder camera has two live views of the University of Colorado campus and city of Boulder, looking west toward the mountains. Continue reading “Webcam links added to Pied Type blogroll”
