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				It is well
  known that web cams are a source of interest for many users of the internet.  Indeed, they are springing up in a number of coastal areas in
  particular.  The key advantage of
  web cams in these locations is the promotion of tourism.
  
   The economy of
  Heacham would very much benefit from increasing the number of visitors to the
  village.  Heacham-On-Line
  continues to grow in popularity and visitors to the site are quite likely to
  make a visit to the village as a result of what they see on-line. 
  Real time coverage via a web cam adds to the net surfer’s interest and
  with our incredible sunsets to show off as well as attractive areas of the
  village this all adds up to a dynamic tourism brochure.
  
   Heacham-On-Line
  proposes to connect up to three web cams promoting Heacham's best and most interesting
  features.  Here are some suggested
  locations:
  
   1.    
  Sunsets - Possible site would be at North Beach Heacham.
   2.     High St
  - Possible site to cover businesses and events like the annual carnival.
   3.   Library
  - A camera focused on Hunstanton Rd to take in as much of The Green and
  Hunstanton Road as possible would show general village activity and since the
  Pocahontas link in the village is connected primarily to the church and
  Heacham Hall may be a good spot for a good number of Pocahontas
  celebrations/events in 2007.
   
  
   4.  
                  Bray's Pit - Possible site for camera to view
                  this popular village feature. There may be
  better locations that have not so far been suggested. 
  The locations looked at above are as a result of many conversations with
  a number of people in the village.  The
  above is essentially a proposal for consideration by interested parties.   If anyone has any other ideas for the
  location of one of the cameras please send us your suggestion
  by................Clicking Here The web cams will take real-time still photos which
  up-date/refresh say every 5/10 minutes.
  
   It is hoped
  that the costs of purchasing the necessary equipment should come from
  community support – i.e. sponsorship and community grants. Watch
  this space for updates on the web cams in Heacham and let us have your support. |