I don't think I looked at my own house on Google Earth until the fourth or fifth time I used it.
One startling thing to look at was all the development that has occurred in the area of MD where I used to live twentysome years ago. Could not locate friends houses by landmarks anymore and the last apartment complex I'd lived in there had doubled in size.
I use Street View on Google Maps to stalk my fiancee. Sometimes I sit for hours, looking the front door of her house, hoping she'll come out where I can see her. She never does though. I think she knows I'm watching.
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I don't think I looked at my own house on Google Earth until the fourth or fifth time I used it.
One startling thing to look at was all the development that has occurred in the area of MD where I used to live twentysome years ago. Could not locate friends houses by landmarks anymore and the last apartment complex I'd lived in there had doubled in size.
I look at the Hilltop Dorms at U-Maine and laugh at them being Swastikas!!!
I use Street View on Google Maps to stalk my fiancee. Sometimes I sit for hours, looking the front door of her house, hoping she'll come out where I can see her. She never does though. I think she knows I'm watching.
(grin)
I sometimes use it at work. And for looking at other people's awesome houses.
Whatever we look at, we can only do it because Google did it first.
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