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Google Earth
Type in the following co-ordinate on the search tab and find an old aeroplane.
52 20 10.94N 0 11 43.26WSteve
PS. the spell checker doesn’t recognise ‘aeroplane’
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14 Replies
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That’ll be Peters Spitfire then 😉
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That’s cool Steve.
You would think those houses would collapse with the weight of that plane on them all the time 😀
51 37 23.32N 0 08 18.63E Got hole in one there last year 😀 beautiful 8 iron 154yds.
Also good to see how many of your signs you can find on google earth.
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how do i plumb the coordinates in then Martinos???
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quote George Elsmore:how do i plumb the coordinates in then Martinos???Just go to Google maps and cut and past it in were you would put the address mate
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cant see any images though???
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go to the satellite view and zoom in
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I went to google earth, and typed in numbers in search bar, then search. Should do the trick.
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OK, so who made this sign then?
53°32’16.20"N 1°20’47.64"W
Cut and paste the above co ord’s into Google Earth
I’d like to add "It wasn’t me"!!!! 😮 -
Looks more like a P****d off farmer!
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I reckon the google programmers, having a laugh!
Peter
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It seem somebody from Scotland has Pooed in a field to the West of Edinburgh.
55°57’26.62"N 3°18’39.70"W
ET and his mates will not be impressed. 😀
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Amazing, looks like a WWII Lancaster, there are about seven left in the UK and probably one or two that fly!
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how come the arrows pointing into the trees Martinos?????
no where near the hole!!!
looks like a pitch & putt course anyways :lol1: :lol1: :lol1:
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My house in France is at:
46 03 44.72N 1 12 52.88E
😀
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