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  1. #1
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    us
    Mar 2003
    Northern Hemisphere
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    Cache Hunting

    Google Earth

    Hey Everyone... I just downloaded the latest Google Earth (for Mac) and am amazed at the quality of the images!

    On my next trip to England, I am going to focus my search on an area I find VERY interesting. Without giving the location away, I will say that the large structure at the bottom of the image is a 16th century castle....

    It seems like it used to have a road running due north / south from the castle... today it is just a farm field.

    Google Earth is really an impressive tool.
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  2. #2

    Dec 2004
    74

    Re: Google Earth

    Marc
    Here I sit in the UK with a fractured hip and beautiful weather to go treasure hunting in, Oh well there will be next year. Yes England and Scotland have some good spots

    Bill

  3. #3
    us
    Dec 2004
    South Florida
    70's Whites TM Amphibian, HH Pulse, Ace 250
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    All Types Of Treasure Hunting

    Re: Google Earth

    You can still see the old road. 8)
    I live in a state of rules where I am not permitted to live on my own country land because my home is not 130 MPH rated! I can only visit it from time to time and pay the fines.  I feel so safe with Big Government protecting me. In some states its illegal to collect rainwater.

  4. #4

    Mar 2005
    Minelab Explorer SE/Garrett GTI 2500/ Ace 250
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    Re: Google Earth

    sure looks like a road or a path to me. hope you find a ton of great things when you get out there marc.
    GTI 2500/ACE 250

  5. #5
    us
    Sep 2006
    Pensacola, Fl
    Minelab Explorer XS
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    Re: Google Earth

    Back in May of this year (2006) I located my first semi-virgin shipwreck using Google Earth. As it turns out, it's most likely the remaining and mostly intact hulk of a late 19th or early 20th century schooner. Needless to say, since then I have located 6 other sailing ship wreckage and ballast piles that are not listed on nautical charts simply by using Google Earth.

    8)

 

 

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