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An unknown photo showed up in Google Maps. I even double checked it, zoomed in and out... yup, it stayed there. Weird.
Valencia to Gatwick - Gatwick to London, where we stopped for dinner at Hayes Galleria - to our B&B in Chiswick.
Browsing through Google maps, they now have "Street View" enabled. I remember the car driving past as well.
A game using GoogleMaps
Invented in August 2020 by Laura Anne Seabrook
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Pick an arbitrary location in Google Maps, and go to street view.
Use the arrow keys, mouse or finger to move along the streets in street view. Each time you move down a street in the same direction (or in one that continues on in case of an intersection) is called a Frame.
Try and find a vehicle that appears to be immediately in front of you in one Frame, and in the NEXT Frame. This is a "Followed Vehicle".
Follow that vehicle by moving down the road and counting the number of consecutive Frames followed. A followed vehicle can disappear on a single frame of a follow, but if it fails to reappear on the next Frame, it's considered LOST at the last Frame of sighting and that's the end of the trail. The length of a trail is the number of frames in trail before it's lost.
Go back to the Frame where you started the trail. Use the Google Maps Share option to SHARE the start location and length of the trail on social media.
The WINNER is the player who's trailed a vehicle for the highest number of Frames.
According to the depth map, the maximum initial flooding at 3036 is estimated at 5.7 ft., which is estimated to have receded by now. The image below shows (I think) the immediate area of the house. The satellite photo on the right was taken on 8/31. I don't know the date of the aerial photo on the left.
Good luck.
Aerial photo via Virtual Earth.
Collage I created of the three screenshots I took of Google Maps satellite views of the property where Karen and Dave plan to build their second house over the next few years, in Tulalip.
Ed Vielmetti's custom map of Hurricane Gustav evacuations showed up in my google reader as the custom ALA - Anaheim google map.
See original version:
On our 2nd day in France myself, my husband ad my mother in law went sight seeing along the following route.