> > So forget where your hole would come out. I just spent over an hour playing with that map. "Here's our first apartment! There's my high school! Ooh, I found my dorm room at college! There's the lawn at Tanglewood where I sang this summer!" Only thing that bummed me out is that the house where I grew up was apparently too far out of civilization for me to be able to get a zoomed in enough view to recognize it. But still, I think satellite maps are my new favorite toy!
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> Then you'll absolutely kill for Google Earth...
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> Stephen

Odd that you should mention that. I was on Google Earth just this morning. I found my house with my white pickup in the driveway, the pre-Civil War courthouse in Murfreesboro, Tn, and the pier in Honolulu where our ship docked a couple of weeks ago. The pickup needed a wash job and the scooter in the bed of the truck had a half a tank of gas. I notice that the scooter's front tire was low. OK, my truck always needs a wash job and I made the rest of that up, but Google Earth is a lot of fun.
Howard