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"Map" installation at inSPIRACJE festival, Szczecin, Poland, 2009
"Map" installation at inSPIRACJE festival, Szczecin, Poland, March 2009
"Map" installation at inSPIRACJE festival, Szczecin, Poland, March 2009
"Map" installation at inSPIRACJE festival, Szczecin, Poland, March 2009
"Map" installation at inSPIRACJE festival, Szczecin, Poland, March 2009
2000年瑞典與丹麥兩國共斥資40億歐元的歐雷松德大橋,橫跨了Oresund海峽,是世界最長的「斜張橋」(又稱協拉橋)之一,全長7,845米,每座塔高204米,重8,200萬公斤。是瑞典與丹麥兩國之間的重要交通樞紐,可通行自用汽車與火車,E20公路就在他的上面,收取通行費與鐵道車資回收建置成本,預計2035年回本
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Geographic distribution of the 192/390 geotagged mushrooms posted in the Champignons du Québec (Mushrooms) group. The group is going well. We have now 205 identified species.
Distribution géographique des 192 champignons géo-positionnés (sur un total de 390) illustrés dans le groupe Champignons du Québec (Mushrooms). Nous avons maintenant 205 espèces identifiées.
Word has it that if you capture the code in the lower right hand of the photo with your camera phone, you will be wisked to the info page for the company that is a favorite place.
this is where I lived during high school. My parents lived there till after I got out of college. It's the place that would feel most like home, I guess.
"Map" installation at inSPIRACJE festival, Szczecin, Poland, 2009
"Map" installation at inSPIRACJE festival, Szczecin, Poland, March 2009
"Map" installation at inSPIRACJE festival, Szczecin, Poland, March 2009
"Map" installation at inSPIRACJE festival, Szczecin, Poland, March 2009
"Map" installation at inSPIRACJE festival, Szczecin, Poland, March 2009
When planning my Bonderman application (which I did not turn in), I freaked out when the images of the terrain changed drastically on Google Maps once I started scanning Africa. This is saved as "the world is scary."
Exploring what is new with Google Geo technology at the Google I/O Conference for developers in San Francisco.
This building is being knocked down and I was sorry I hadn't taken a photo of it - so I copied* an image from Google maps - they do a good job :)
*There might be a way of doing this on my iMac desktop - but I can't find out how (one usually copies an image with cmd + click) so I did it on my iPhone - press the "home" and the "on/off" button simultaneously :)