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Google 411

Here's yet another unknown Google Map feature.

Go to Google Maps and type in your home address, then when you get a pop-up window, click Street View.

Caz
 
Cazzie said:
Here's yet another unknown Google Map feature.

Go to Google Maps and type in your home address, then when you get a pop-up window, click Street View.

Caz
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That is just an amazing feature if you ask me.... It is also very useful if you are going some place you have never been before... I am more of a visual person, and it helps to be able to see where things are before I go....

-witt
 
:wavey:Used Google Map a couple of years ago to locate a hotel in Cancun, great tool for vacation planning. Also spend alot of time looking at airbases/battlefields from WW2, or whats left of them. Some "targets" in Europe and the Pacific still show evidence of bombing/shelling. Street View is pretty cool too, but I don't know if I like everybody looking at me sitting on the porch picking my nose.
Curt
 
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