Things to look at in Google Earth
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Niagra Falls is kind a cool.
43°04'38 N, 79°04'27 W
One of my off-road spots, back in the day when I had an S-10. 15 yrs ago. Man, I'm getting old. Not very interesting, but something to look at.
21°18'11 N, 157°53'04W
The other area would have been better to look at but the resolution is bad. I haven't played off-road on the Ram yet. No time and No play ground.
But I did get stuck in the backyard once. Does that count?
43°04'38 N, 79°04'27 W
One of my off-road spots, back in the day when I had an S-10. 15 yrs ago. Man, I'm getting old. Not very interesting, but something to look at.
21°18'11 N, 157°53'04W
The other area would have been better to look at but the resolution is bad. I haven't played off-road on the Ram yet. No time and No play ground.
But I did get stuck in the backyard once. Does that count?
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Originally Posted by tshikle
Anyone doing it with dial-up? Looks like they don't recommend dial up. 128K broadband or faster. Just my luck. 
j/k, I dont think I would try it on dialup unless your patient. even on my 3 mb cable, its slower than I would like.
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80 miles north of Kiev, Ukraine. I haven't found it yet, but am looking.
I think its at 51°23'21.59" N, 30°06'16.50" E Its a low res picture, but it looks like the right water ways for a power plant.
I think its at 51°23'21.59" N, 30°06'16.50" E Its a low res picture, but it looks like the right water ways for a power plant.
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From: Old Norte Mexico
Originally Posted by lukecline
ive been trying to find chernobyl, but no luck yet.
51 31 01.36 X 30 35 47.27
I'm not positive that this is it, exactly, but it does have a kinda glow about it.
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Originally Posted by FMB
Have you tried about 80 N of Kiev in the Ukraine?
51 31 01.36 X 30 35 47.27
I'm not positive that this is it, exactly, but it does have a kinda glow about it.
51 31 01.36 X 30 35 47.27
I'm not positive that this is it, exactly, but it does have a kinda glow about it.
Thats MR Hoss to you buddy!
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Originally Posted by Begle1
You guys do realize that you don't have to download anything, right? You can just go to Google local and enter in all of the information there, and then go into "Satellite" view...
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47°26'07.50" N 101°51'24.15" W - a dragline at the freedom mine with a 5230 off to the left aways.
47°25'05.97" N 101°51'19.23" W - a front shovel loading a 300 ton kress with a d11 cat working near by.
47°27'56.44" N 101°52'29.47" W - a p&h loading a 793 cat with a 24h motor grader working near by.
46°30'59.51" N 100°35'22.33" W - either way, it's the end of the road.
47°20'22.17" N 101°22'57.60" W - Knife River Indian Village- where Sakakawea joined Lewis and Clark- said to be the oldest(first) known formal structured settelment in north america
47°29'28.59" N 101°24'56.63" W - the largest earth filled dam in the usa.
48°25'03.50" N 101°20'58.86" W - b52's at minot air force base
47°25'05.97" N 101°51'19.23" W - a front shovel loading a 300 ton kress with a d11 cat working near by.
47°27'56.44" N 101°52'29.47" W - a p&h loading a 793 cat with a 24h motor grader working near by.
46°30'59.51" N 100°35'22.33" W - either way, it's the end of the road.
47°20'22.17" N 101°22'57.60" W - Knife River Indian Village- where Sakakawea joined Lewis and Clark- said to be the oldest(first) known formal structured settelment in north america
47°29'28.59" N 101°24'56.63" W - the largest earth filled dam in the usa.
48°25'03.50" N 101°20'58.86" W - b52's at minot air force base