I love to travel. Even when I am not travelling I like to look at faraway places. Unless otherwise noted, all images are taken from live webcams.
The bridge connects the towns of Houghton and Hancock, MI, located in the beautiful Upper Peninsula. I have visited UP on one of my many road trips, and it's one of those few places that I'd love to visit again.
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It's snowing in Flagstaff, AZ. In Southern California, the Pacific rain storms in recent weeks dumped up to 15 inches of snow in the local mountains, prompting the various ski resorts to open, for the first time in many years, before Halloween.
OK, this is not a webcam. You are looking at Glenwood Canyon in Colorado on I-70, travelling east en route to Denver. It's one of the most amazing drives in the country - note that there is not enough room for four lanes of traffic so eastbound and westbound lanes are on split levels. What you can't see is a river running through the canyon to the right, underneath the eastbound lanes. Breathtaking.
From the Automated Astrophysical Site-Testing Observatory (AASTO) in South Pole, Antartica
A beautiful capture of the southwestern desert landscape. Courtesy of ABC Channel 15.
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This is one of my favorite webcams that has been down for quite some time but came back just a few days ago. You are looking at the heart of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania - it has one of the most impressive skylines from among the cities I've visited.
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It's obvious that I'm not a writer. Two things I hated the most growing up was writing and reading, so don't expect any great wisdom or witty vignette here. Other than that, you will find bits and pieces of me here. Kind of like a puzzle.
