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Glastocam!


pauladam

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34 minutes ago, kalifire said:

Yep. Looks like the final side is going up today. Whoop! Also, more arrivals at Arcadia? I can’t wait to see what they’re bringing. 

Surely work on the pier must begin soon. 

I'm popping on to the site on Tuesday as down that way for a wedding, looking forward to seeing what they have started 

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14 minutes ago, Jay89 said:

Silly question time! If you can see Arcadia field on the cam, does that mean we’ll be able to see what’s gonna be instead of the spider sooner than any announcements and such? 

Not a silly question! I think the answer is yes, but it can be quite hard to make out details from such a distance.

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Just now, Fork_UK said:

I know it's only April, but the weather had better start bucking its ideas up and at least trying to look a bit like spring.  Nothing but drizzle since the cows got put inside!

Have you seen the forcast for the weekend? 

Hardly had any solid rain in the west country for yonks - just some drizzle yesterday which  was first for several weeks and by weekend its going to be 22-23.

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26 minutes ago, shuttlep said:

and where the pier will be looks like they have dropped off building materials 

I think that's just stuff deposited (!) for the long drops, like they have elsewhere on the site

looking at the cam, I think our view of the pier might be largely obstructed by trees when construction does start.

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