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Yes, its amazing isnt it, I was on that site before and I could watch all the cars going down Chapman Highway and follow them right on down the road, I just wonder if we arent making it too easy for perverts now where they can spy on innocent little children, scary I think
When I lived in the Midwest I could see the google satellite going overhead on a clear day taking pictures of the area. At night you could see their flash attachment go off as it moved across the sky from east to west.
When I lived in the Midwest I could see the google satellite going overhead on a clear day taking pictures of the area. At night you could see their flash attachment go off as it moved across the sky from east to west.
Did you say cheese or "posed" like one of the folks in the gallery?
I read an news article online about LEITH, N.D. Surprised about the news it got me interested in where Leith ND was. Checking google maps it showed they had 16 people living there including kids. Nothing but dirt roads and a few homes, However the google car made a visit to the town and provided "street" views, which blew me away to think that the "street views" were taken of such a small location and especially when it's that remote of an area. Mapping it from the air is one thing but driving that little hi-tech car around there is another. lol
I read an news article online about LEITH, N.D. Surprised about the news it got me interested in where Leith ND was. Checking google maps it showed they had 16 people living there including kids. Nothing but dirt roads and a few homes, However the google car made a visit to the town and provided "street" views, which blew me away to think that the "street views" were taken of such a small location and especially when it's that remote of an area. Mapping it from the air is one thing but driving that little hi-tech car around there is another. lol
In a few countries, like Lithuania, the Google Car actually went all the way down dirt paths that were uninhabited and nearly undrivable.
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