google earth even better

[fd3615]

So i am at work today... no metal detecting for me. I was researching tuesdays outing to golden gate park in the city... I came across something very interesting.

Google earth has a new version...

with in the new version is a david rumsey map collection that overlays on the current google earth image. you can zoom in and see what was there, then turn the map off and see whats there now.. Its pretty amazing..

I found some new hunting ground that looks promising.. good luck. have fun with it.

 

[tymcmurray]

Thanks for sharing. I have googled earth in a few days.

 

[Green1]

oohhhhh.... ty for the info !! i've been hoping to see a spot with no leaves on the trees.....

 

[Gribnitz]

What version number has the maps with it ? Is it the free version ?

 

[BuckleBoy]

What version number has the maps with it ? Is it the free version ?

I'd like to know the answer to this as well.

-Buckleboy

 

[kevo]

D-I-T-T-O

 

[Evolution]

What version number has the maps with it ? Is it the free version ?

Great info. I would love to use it. I was wondering if it was free also.

 

[fd3615]

yes it is the free version - the newest one

below are a few images

 

[fishboymike]

could you put the link up please

 

[desertfox]

Thanks for the inf FD, this should make things a lot more interesting!!!!!
Happy Hunting All

Desertfox

 

[MUD(S.W.A.T)]

Yea, maybe you could give us a www link so we can just jump to the download page that would be nice.

Thank you,
Keep @ it and HH!!

 

[Montana Jim]

what option is it? I downloaded the new page and don't see an option...

 

[Dave45]

must be a secret

 

[roswellborn]

I started rummaging around with Google Earth - if you go to the sidebar thing on the left, it's in the bottom section.

Look for "Featured content" and click on the little plus sign next to that. Then scroll down and you'll see "Rumsey Historical Maps" (United States 1833 is really cool. Really really cool!)

HH
Nan
(should I post this in X marks the spot thread, too?)

 

[wesfrye53]

Thanks for the info fd

 

[fd3615]

I started rummaging around with Google Earth - if you go to the sidebar thing on the left, it's in the bottom section.

Look for "Featured content" and click on the little plus sign next to that. Then scroll down and you'll see "Rumsey Historical Maps" (United States 1833 is really cool. Really really cool!)

HH
Nan
(should I post this in X marks the spot thread, too?)

sorry i wasnt around... but he is right thats how you do it..