... and I can add that if you go to the camera page, there is a list of cam views to choose from which includes St Leonards beach and Hastings pier amongst other things. Unfortunately the cam controls are now password protected.
The Amsterdam went down in Bulverhyte Bay, which is about a mile from St Leonards and the museum that holds many of the artifacts of the Amsterdam is located in Hastings.
From what I read, St Leonards and Hastings are 2 town that are within a mile of each other and they are both located on the Bulverhyte Bay. Most articles though have the Amsterdam going down in Hastings instead of St Leonards but I also found an article that stated it went down in St Leonards--as long as they're so close to each other I'm not sure it matters other then to the people of these 2 towns :)
MD12/31/14 13:55
N Q.... the link says "beached at Bulverhyte" but under the picture (in the link)it says "buried in the sand at Hastings." Now it's as clear as mud! LOL
MD12/31/14 13:42
Hi NQ... I took out the "s." I put a link on 26th of September but I'm not sure if that helps.
I just saw a train
Camera page is still accesible, but it immediately requires username and password if any of the camera controls is clicked. :/
http://www.abc.net.au/science/articles/2007/06/27/1963637.htm
http://voc.axiscam.net/view/index.shtml
A windy day.
I wonder what they are doing.
http://www.ancient-origins.net/history/eerie-remains-ill-fated-ship-still-preserves-its-cargo-beneath-mud-006824
Good day for a bracing stroll along the beach.
They appear to have removed the password protection on the controllable cam page again ...
http://voc.axiscam.net/view/index.shtml
Such a distinctive view....... not.
... and I can add that if you go to the camera page, there is a list of cam views to choose from which includes St Leonards beach and Hastings pier amongst other things. Unfortunately the cam controls are now password protected.
http://voc.axiscam.net/view/index.shtml
MD I can clear it up a little bit :)
The Amsterdam went down in Bulverhyte Bay, which is about a mile from St Leonards and the museum that holds many of the artifacts of the Amsterdam is located in Hastings.
From what I read, St Leonards and Hastings are 2 town that are within a mile of each other and they are both located on the Bulverhyte Bay. Most articles though have the Amsterdam going down in Hastings instead of St Leonards but I also found an article that stated it went down in St Leonards--as long as they're so close to each other I'm not sure it matters other then to the people of these 2 towns :)
N Q.... the link says "beached at Bulverhyte" but under the picture (in the link)it says "buried in the sand at Hastings." Now it's as clear as mud! LOL
Hi NQ... I took out the "s." I put a link on 26th of September but I'm not sure if that helps.
http://www.english-heritage.org.uk/discover/maritime/map/amsterdam/
Ravo from everthing I've found on the wreckage of the Amsterdam, it's located on Bulverhythe beach in East Sussex,UK
You'll find the info and the cam on this page-
https://www.english-heritage.org.uk/discover/maritime/map/amsterdam/
so I red arrowed the country.
City= Amsredam
State/Region= North Holland
Looks like I just missed a lovely sunset.
Fireworks in the distance.
Hi Carol..... with a following wind.. you'd be as fast as Concorde! :D
MD, I could definitely take a broom to here today. Look at the wind!!
Interesting:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amsterdam_%28VOC_ship%29
Hi Mira Bilis.... and WOW! I shall have to go and read up on the Amsterdam.