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Abbey Road Crossing, London, England Camera Link Camera Location Description:Live camera view overlooking the famous Abbey Road crossing in London, England.Camera Location Date / Time: Mon March 24, 2025 09:07 AM GMT Additional Cameras Nearby City of London, London, England - 3.37 miles (E)Westminster Bridge, London, England - 3.39 miles (SE)River Thames, London, England - 3.70 miles (SE)Tower Bridge, London, England - 4.59 miles (SE)Brighton Beach & Pier, Brighton, England - 48.91 miles (S) Nearest Cruise Port: Port of London, England Abbey Road Crossing, London, England Camera Location Zoom In/Out On The Map Above To View Camera Location In Relation To The Port Camera Distance From Port of London, England = 4.62 miles View Map Of All Cruise Port Webcams Cruise Port Camera Images Update AutomaticallySome cruise port cameras are live-streaming video cameras, those that are not will display static images which are automatically updated between once every 30 seconds and once every 15 minutes, depending on the camera.To make sure you always have the latest image from the static image cameras we automatically check for a new image every 30 seconds. This will ensure you always have the latest image available without having to manually refresh any page. Camera Images May Not Always Be AvailableIf the image being displayed is old, incomplete, or missing it is most likely due to an issue with the camera itself which is out of our control. Please try viewing the camera again later. As soon as the camera issue is resolved and a

#1 Any other Phantom pilots live in or around the London area? Please feel free to leave a message here and maybe some of us can get together for some friendly flying or share locations for flying. So far I have not found too many great places to fly that have lots of open space.My name is BrianLocation: SW LondonEquipment: P2V with Rotorpixel gimbalBManCan #2 I live in Windsor but camp in parkhill Great Canadian hideaway seasonaly ,out most weekends,also another guy with phanton 2 at our park has great field for flying.got some great shots of park ,also just. Got back from Jasper Alberta ,nice pics of rocky mountains.I'm new to this drone but loving it. #3 Hey Brian.I am in SE London, Summerside. My back deck faces open farm field so I just mess around in that area for now. I just got a P2V+ yesterday.Cheers, Paul. #4 I am also located in London..Hamilton Road and Highbury areaDan #5 North of University, about 70 flights under my belt, looking forward to the better weather to get some good video #6 I am a new Phantom Pilot and live near Arkona (half way between London and Sarnia). I work in London and one of my co-workers also has a Phantom 2. I have only flown the Phantom a few times and am really looking forward to flying a lot now that the nice weather is finally here.John #7 Hi my name is Andy, I am also new to the phantom flying, I do own an AR Drone 2.0 as well. I am currently waiting for my camera so I can attach it to my bird and go flying for some great aerial shots. I own a phantom 1.1.1 I am in Corunna Ontario which is about 3 miles south

Of the sarnia area. Looking forward to meeting up to some other phantom drone flyers. #8 Hey Brian, This is Dave, I live in the NW corner of London near Fanshawe and Hyde Park. I'm looking for fellow flyers as well, in the London area. If you're still looking contact me. Looking forward to meeting some people in the area. I have a P3Pro with HeadPlay FPV (so amazing)CheersDave #9 New phantom 3 pilot hereLive in LondonFeel free to msg me #10 New phantom 3 pilot hereLive in LondonFeel free to msg me Hi Trek, this is Dave in London. I live up near Hyde Park. I'm looking for anyone interested in Flying by n the area. I've even thought about getting a group together. Let me know your thoughts. I'm m new to flying camera quads. I have flowed the small quads to learn how though. CheersDave[email protected] #11 Hi guys, I'm a new pilot of a P3Adv. Live in Old South area. I've only flown twice, because.....it's winter. What's the coldest temp you guys have flown in?Sent from my iPad using PhantomPilots mobile app #12 Hey...nice to hear from someone in London. Yes flying in winter can suck sometimes but if you're prepared it lots of fun I've flown about four times so far in January, the coldest -8 Celsius If you search the site you'll see some other posts with flights at -25 Celsius. It is possible to fly in winter, with just a few precautions though. Keep your batteries warm. This is really important. I fly for about 15-18 min max in the cold. Check your battery temp before you slowly lift off. Temp should be min 24-25c. Takes 2 minutes hovering to reach that temp. If you're interested in flying some weekend let me know.