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As it's getting colder every day, the most important question for many people is: Where do I find enough snow for skiing and snowboarding?

You’d like to send a private message to another user to tell him/her about a great location video? You’ve read an interesting comment and want to ask the author some deepening questions? Then we have a new feature for you!

Harbours are hot spots – doesn’t matter where they are. That’s why many earthTV cameras are located in or near harbours around the globe. They spot cruise liners, cargo vessels and the harbour’s neighbourhood. In some locations (e.g. Sydney) you can even take a look at famous landmarks.

You know a lot about nightlife in New York City or Amsterdam, the sights of Paris or Budapest? You have an insider tip for Sydney, Nouméa or any other camera location? Please let us know and share your knowledge with earthTV.com users around the world!

Dear earthTV friend,

you know our website is still under development - some users already sent e-mails with suggestions for improvement. We greatly appreciate your e-mails and suggestions!

On Juni 20th, "Earthgrooves Volume 2" was published. The sound of the earthTV video clips was produced by Christian Hamm and Alain Bertoni.

After launching the new website, there are obviously some questions to be answered.

The earthTV camera network ranges over five continents – let’s travel the world: 5 continents in 5 minutes!

Our journey begins in Munich, the regional capital of Bavaria. Here the famous Oktoberfest started on Saturday – about six million people from all around the world will go there. Most foreign visitors are from Italy and the USA.

To get away from the bad (German) autumn weather, you could have a look at some earthTV video clips from various beaches around the world.

The first beach we can offer is Cebu, “Queen of the South” of the Philippines. The landscape there looks quite Caribbean, though the country is only a hundred kilometres southeast of mainland Asia.

If you are interested in the African wildlife, you can book an expensive trip, view photographs of elephants and lions – or have a look at earthTV.com. Our newest camera is set in Londolozi (engl. "protector of all living things") in the South-western part of the Kruger National Park.