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Mykonos live Webcam.... Enjoy!❤️

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Just behind the windmills is where I parked my car every morning before walking down the hill to Little Venice to the Delos Port!❤️❤️
 
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So cool!! Thanks for sharing!!
 
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This is really fun! Thank you so much for sharing this.
 
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I wonder if they have these webcams for other parts of Greece! I would've never thought to look at something like this but its pretty interesting :)
 
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Yes but not all of them work properly....I don't have time to post them....Season is cooling off now so they will be switching off transmissions.... leave it with me and I will see what I can do for next season, I can ask a few people I know..❤️.....
mj_toronto8 said:
I wonder if they have these webcams for other parts of Greece! I would've never thought to look at something like this but its pretty interesting :)
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Hash said:
Yes but not all of them work properly....I don't have time to post them....Season is cooling off now so they will be switching off transmissions.... leave it with me and I will see what I can do for next season, I can ask a few people I know..❤️.....
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Thank you! I guess it makes sense to switch it off after tourist season. I look forward to when it is back up and running! Thanks!
 
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Greek_BucsFan12 said:
Thank you! I guess it makes sense to switch it off after tourist season. I look forward to when it is back up and running! Thanks!
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Wish they were up year round so I could see what its like when there aren't so many tourists!
 
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Wish they were up year round so I could see what its like when there aren't so many tourists!
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You will!!...... There are webcams at the Tourlos Port so you can see all cruise ships and Ferries.... also boats and Yachts...and there is another one on top of water front paralia too!..... There was one at Kalafatis where I lived for the windsurfing .....we will see next year...I will write to Konstantinos Koukas the Mayor to see if can get some businesses to sponsor some locations on top of Mykonos!..
 
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You will!!...... There are webcams at the Tourlos Port so you can see all cruise ships and Ferries.... also boats and Yachts...and there is another one on top of water front paralia too!..... There was one at Kalafatis where I lived for the windsurfing .....we will see next year...I will write to Konstantinos Koukas the Mayor to see if can get some businesses to sponsor some locations on top of Mykonos!..
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Kalafis is beautiful!!!
 
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Wish they were up year round so I could see what its like when there aren't so many tourists!
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There are but I need time which I don't have as I many things going on!??...I will try later...
 
Thank you, Hash for letting us know about this!
 
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