Live Webcams in Faribault

Faribault, a southern Minnesota town on the Straight River an hour south of the Twin Cities, is farm country once the streets run out, and the live webcams in Faribault look inside those farms: barn sanctuaries where rescued feral and farm cats, most of them unadoptable, live out their days on shelves, perches and hay. Faribault keeps Central Time, UTC−6 and UTC−5 in summer, so the morning feed falls in a European early afternoon and the cats settle for the night around a British small hours. The town has been weaving wool since 1865, when its mill opened on the river, and the blankets still carry its name. May to October is the outdoor season; the barn is heated, and the cats keep their hours through a Minnesota winter.