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Welcome to San Stefanos (NW Corfu) => San Stefanos news and views => Topic started by: Denise on April 30, 2011, 03:34:34 PM
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I keep going in every day to look at the webcam but it hasn't been working
since April 15th. Does anyone know if it's going to be sorted soon?
I miss looking at the weather. I've been looking at the one in Arillas to keep me going.
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I emailed and this was the reply:
Dear Tony.
We apologize for any inconvenience caused by the lack of web cam in San
Stefanos at the moment. We are aware of the problem and we will have it back
up and running a.s.a.p.
Kind regards.
Cerys Roberts.
Expect normal service soon!
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Thanks Tony. :D
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It's working again.
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Thanks to Cerys & co!!
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Hi guys. As I'm sure many of you have noticed we have a slight hitch with the web cam today. As beautiful as the display picture is, it's certainly not San Stef! We are aware of the problem and are in the process of fixing it now. It should be back up and running in no time.
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Thanks Cerys. Although the Olympic mountains look lovely, we all want to watch San Stefanos.
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Thanks again Cerys - you are ahead of the game!!
Tony
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?? I cannot even find a link to the webcam or any mention of it anymore. Am I missing something?
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Here you go swedebasher http://corfu-info.com/main/-webcam/live-webcam.html
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Hi all. Just to let you know that the web cam is not working at the moment due to a recent storm. We have plans to move the web cam to an alternative position that would allow us easier access so that if and when something does go wrong we will be able to resolve the issue a lot quicker. Also, the web site is having a slight make-over at the moment so things may not be in their usual place. Sorry if this causes any inconvenience to anyone, if it's any consolation, it's a lovely sunny day here in San Stef today!
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I have just followed the link provided by Don above and the web cam seems to be working. We will do our best to re-establish a connection through this web site as soon as possible but for now, follow the link above.
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the camera is now up and running .. I must say Our IT man has to climb up there and do some important work so the camera would not crash so often again.
That requires some lots of efforts trying to call him and get him in the right mood etc etc.
For now we keep our fingers crossed and enjoy the view...
(http://www.sanstefanos.co.uk/webcam.jpg)
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It's great to have it back and it looks lovely there today.
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Thank you Dimitris and Cerys
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Might I suggest that a better ladder than bits of old wood nailed together would be a good start ;D, in order to tempt the engineer on the roof!
Still no official sunbeds yet!!
Thanks for the link Don.
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look at those waves today, fabulous!
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Missing the webcam :( not getting my daily fix! Keep looking at Arillas webcam but it is not the same!!
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Hi all. We are aware of the issue and are trying to resolve it a.s.a.p. We apologise for any inconvenience caused. If it makes you feel any better, it's been another bright and sunny day in San Stefanos with some scattered clouds.
Kind regards.
Cerys
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Hi Cerys, we did pop in to see you, but only Sally was there, also saw Noula as well, sorry we missed you, but we did get a copy of your paper, and we had a great time!
Hope to see you next time!
Tony and Linda
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Tony - I can't believe you have still not seen Cerys. That's a bit like going to the Louvre and not seeing the Mona Lisa!
The women of San Stef Travel are like the Three Graces of Greek mythology made into stunning reality. These are the goddesses of charm, beauty, nature, human creativity and fertility.
The Greek for grace is Χάρις - Ksarees - but was sometimes used as a single name. Notice the close phonetic relationship between "Ksarees" and "Cerys". Sometimes the Spartans even mention "Charis" as the name of the third Grace. Thus we have evidence that the ancient gods have not vanished, but, embracing European law, now draw their daughters not just from the seed of Zeus but also from the timeless depths of Wales.
This also explains the strange behaviour of the webcam. Until Cerys arrived the webcam pointed its rain-spotted lens at the beach. It is no coincidence that it now frequently resorts to showing Mount Olympus, the home of the gods.
The ancients wooed the gods by pouring libations of wine and sacrificing goats. This is still possible, but not popular with the neighbouring apartments and supermarket. In their infinite wisdom the Graces have come up with a new way of paying homage. This is known as "booking a trip." Do not merely walk past on your way to the beach as you hear the cheerful cry of "Kalimera sas!" Get in there fast and book a visit to Mathraki. Then, truly, the Graces will smile upon you.
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Cerys, roughly translated, this means Jimbo likes you.
The Edinburgh webcam shows sun, big black clouds, blue sky and a rainbow. Can San Stef compete with that?
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Hi guys, for those of you who like to look at the web cam you may have noticed that it hasn't been working for a little while. I just want to reassure you all that we are aware of the issue and hope to have the cam up and running a.s.a.p. but the location of the cam makes it very difficult to carry out maintenance etc. We thank you for your patience and apologise for any inconvenience caused. For those of you with a vivid imagination, I can set the current scene, the sky is a mixture of explosive oranges, reds and pinks, subtly changing to purple as the sun sets over Diaplo Island.
Kind regards.
Cerys.
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Thanks for that Cerys and for the lovely picture you have painted!! :)
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I'll keep that in mind until we see our first sunset this year on Saturday night - bring it on
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Cerys, you will be our first stop next time - after Jimbo's write up!! (We have seen your picture though - lovely!!).
Just to describe Jimbo for you, he is a mixture of explosive oranges, reds and pinks, subtly changing to a deep brown as he tans, (microwaves in the sun),
occasionally purple as the need to puff a ciggy looms, but all of this is off-set in a frame of grey around the face, which often seems to match the Ouzo and water in his glass, when not celebrating with a Mythos or indeed a good locally facilitated glass of the finest wine!
Well done Jimbo, you will truly have goats sacrificed in your name as you take your place in the halls of Mount Olympus, installed as the Royal Scribe!
Yammas!
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Yeah, yeah, yeah!
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I'd like to stick up for Jimbo......... Just what shall I stick up?
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ANYTHING BUT "that"
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Don - I thought you'd never ask.