Eyjafjallajokull

It might not be making the headlines in the UK any more, now that it's not stopping flights and inconveniencing us so much, but the Eyjafjallajokull activity definitely hasn't stopped. The image below was the view from the Vodafone webcam a few minutes ago...

Another Iceland volcano webcam...

This is the current image from a different webcam of the ongoing Icelandic volcanic eruption... Click on the picture to link to the webcam:

More Eyjafjallajokull activity...

This screenshot was taken a few minutes ago from the webcam mentioned in the previous post. There's been plenty going on all day, but now that it's starting to get dark, things are starting to look even more impressive...

Penguin!

Well done to Tanith who spotted a penguin last Saturday morning...

None about this morning, but a fair few seals on the beach...

South Georgia!

It's been far too long since I've had a look at the fantastic South Georgia webcams... It's looking pretty cold and miserable there today, but there are plenty of seals about! Prize for the first SHS person to spot a penguin and send me a copy of the image with the date and time....



For those of you who've not yet seen the South Georgia webcams (why not?!), click on the South Georgia tag at the bottom of this post to find out more...

Yay! The return of the penguins!!

The seals have been back for a while, but I've just spotted the first penguins of the year on the South Georgia webcam! Webcam 1 is the original webcam, and you can also look at the seals closer up on Webcam 2...

South Georgia

Whilst it's getting colder here, things are warming up in South Georgia, and the seals are enjoying the sunshine on the beach...


This is the view from Webcam 2 at the moment:

And Webcam 1:

And this is what it looked like on 4th October last year:
Who will spot the first penguin?!

South Georgia webcam...

Not had a look at the South Georgia site for a while... There are now two webcams - and it's looking pretty wintery there!

South Georgia...

An interesting view from the South Georgia webcam this evening!

Things are warming up in South Georgia!

As the temperatures are falling here, things are warming up in South Georgia. 8PBr were very interested to have a look at the fantastic South Georgia webcam this morning, and there's now a seal lying on the beach! Not long now til the return of the penguins!


For those of you new to Geogtastic, if you click on the South Georgia label at the bottom of this post, you will be able to see all the other posts about South Georgia. There are several other pictures taken from the webcam, so you can see how the weather, wildlife, etc are different at different times of the year!

A wintery day in South Georgia

It occurred to me today that it was quite a long time since I'd looked at the wonderful South Georgia webcam... A rather wintery day!

If you click on the South Georgia label at the bottom of this post, you can look at some of the previous pictures from the webcam, from when it was summer in South Georgia. If you look at the steps at the right-hand side, you can see just how much snow there is at the moment!

South Georgia...

...is looking a bit chilly today!!

Click on the picture or use the link on the right to check out the webcam...

Have you spotted any more good webcams yet??

Winter in South Georgia

It's getting cold in South Georgia now - although there are still a couple of brave penguins about...

For those of you who've still not seen the fantastic South Georgia webcam, click on the picture above (or the link to the right) - and check out some of the older posts and compare the pictures!

What's he up to??

Just spotted this man on the beach on the South Georgia webcam...

He's gone now, but left something on the beach...

What do you think he's doing, and what is it that he's left?

What a lot of penguins!

Plenty of penguin activity on South Georgia today... According to other geography teacher fans of the webcam, there's been lots of other activity recently as well, though I seem to have missed it all....

Make the most of the penguins though... they'll be off soon as winter approaches...

They've [been] moved!

This is the webcam image from 22.14... Those penguin-movers have been out again, and it looks like they've been at the clouds as well!

(At least, it was 22.14 on my computer clock... Blogger is obviously in its own time zone!)

Those "penguin-movers" have been busy!

My Yr13 group seem to think that the penguins that appear on the beach in front of the South Georgia webcam have been put there, and are moved about every so often...

If they are correct (and I somehow doubt they are!), the penguin-moving people have been busy today!If, for some reason, you are not already addicted and visiting the webcam several times a day, click on the picture...

Mt St Helen's

Noel Jenkins (the Somerset geography teacher behind the great work on Montserrat that my Yr9 group did on Friday and the Trading Trainers game that Yr9 played in the last unit of work) pointed out this fantastic site with panoramas of a variety of places, including one from the top of Mt St Helen's.

For those of you who are still upset that I wouldn't play you "Old St. Helen" again on Friday, you can download it here!

You can also see what's happening at Mt St Helen's and a number of other volcanoes around the world via these webcams... (There might not be much to see, depending on the time you visit... remember it is nighttime in some of theses places when it's daytime here!)