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Topic: Linda Mar cam  (Read 1345 times)

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Fuzzy Tom

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I've never launched there, but found this cam while checking the weather, it looks a little too long a shot to really tell much, but today's weather is pretty wet:

http://www.absoluterealtime.com/webcam/webcamMain.html



MR. MAGOO

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  There's a better one on pacificwaverider.com


MR. MAGOO

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  • Date Registered: Jul 2006
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  Now I like the first one better. The picture was dark, but I clicked on the Java stream and it looks good. I like the lower angle and you can see the waves breaking and the clouds moving.


 

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