Abbey Road Webcam...
Stephen X. Carter
It's now been upgraded.
<http://www.abbeyroad.com/visit/>
Go visit. Enjoy.
(How come they can do this, yet my local roads authority can only do
fuzzy images of congestion every 10 minutes!)
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Frank from Deeeetroit
wrote:
> The Abbey Road Webcam is one of the best webams in the world.
>
> It's now been upgraded.
>
> <http://www.abbeyroad.com/visit/>
>
> Go visit. Enjoy.
>
> (How come they can do this, yet my local roads authority can only do
> fuzzy images of congestion every 10 minutes!)
>
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If one walked down Abbey Road in the direction of the upper right,
they would come to Circus street. Walk down Circus street to
Cavendish Street. Make a right on Cavendish Street, and Paul's house
is about 5 houses down on the right, about a ten minute walk.
If one would make a left at the street in view, Grove End Road, walk
three blocks, there is St. John's Wood Tube station where they have a
Beatles cafe in the building.
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Jane Doe
> The Abbey Road Webcam is one of the best webams in the world.
> It's now been upgraded.
> <http://www.abbeyroad.com/visit/>
How come the road lanes are all jagged and broken? Never seen anything like
it before.
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Frank from Deeeetroit
My guess is the zig-zag lines have to do with alerting vehicle
operators to pedestrians or the approaching crosswalk. This
intersection is a little complicated. Abbey Road curves away from the
camera and has an intersection, Old Grove Road, that angles away to
the left of Abbey Road.
Frank
Stephen X. Carter
>Stephen X. Carter wrote:
>
>> The Abbey Road Webcam is one of the best webams in the world.
>> It's now been upgraded.
>> <http://www.abbeyroad.com/visit/>
>
>How come the road lanes are all jagged and broken? Never seen anything like
>it before.
Standard road markings in the UK approaching a pedestrian crossing.
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Stephen X. Carter
<dadur...@voyager.net> wrote:
>If one walked down Abbey Road in the direction of the upper right,
>they would come to Circus street. Walk down Circus street to
>Cavendish Street. Make a right on Cavendish Street, and Paul's house
>is about 5 houses down on the right, about a ten minute walk.
Cavendish AVENUE.
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