I was wasting some time randomly looking at things in Google Earth. I happened to find this near Seattle, Washington:
You can also see it in Google Maps written in chalk. If the date in Google Earth is to be believed, it was photographed on November 9th, 2007.
Whoever you are Gina, you must be lucky. Your boyfriend's graffiti was photographed by a passing satellite. I just hope he wasn't hit by a passing car after drawing it.
Yes, finding that was the most exciting thing all day for me yesterday.
Sunday, December 28, 2008
«Gina in Google Earth»
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I'm not sure which response expresses, in full, my feelings about this - hmmm, awwww or bleah!
ReplyDeleteI wonder if they're still together? He sure went to a lot of trouble to get her attention.
ReplyDeleteUm, how'd he know she'd check that particular freeway? Maybe she's a Google Earth fanatic, like Marf *giggles*, and knew she'd scan it eventually?
Gosh, Gina, someone really loves you! [^.^]
@ Berni: I wouldn't call myself a Google Earth fanatic. I hadn't used it for a couple of months until that day.
ReplyDeleteBesides, you never know when the satellite will go overhead and update the images. It could be many years...