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In between working for my volunteer gig, and picking up trash when I walk, and editing trip photos, and various and sundry other activities, I'm still playing with Google Maps.
Here is a link to our within-Michigan inter-library loans map.
When we get a book from someone else's library, I stick a
pin in the map, and send the library a postcard to say "Thanks for
participating in MeL!" (It takes a lot longer to write the postcard
than it does to stick a pin in the map.....)
This image is a screen capture. If you are interested, I encourage you to click through to the real interactive map rather than trying to look at the screen capture. (I think clicking on the map image will get you to the real map, as will clicking on the link which is the previous paragraph.)
Blue is the default pin color when you make your own map. It took me a while to figure out how to change it, and I only know how to change it pin by pin, so I'm not going back and changing all of those (to orange, say). We've only recently started adding my better half's MeL borrows. They are the green ones.
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Thursday, July 13, 2017
Sunday, July 02, 2017
expedition map
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I've been playing with Google maps. You can make your own map, and stick your own pins in it, and then you can share it.............
The blue circles are where we spent nights, and the orange circles with cameras are places we visited.
This is a work in progress; things may change. For example, the place where we actually visited "Lake" Mead is up near Overton, not down near Las Vegas as shown below. I may fix that on the real map (especially if I can figure out where we were, exactly, when we were nearest to "Lake" Mead....).
This image is a screen capture and is very degraded (don't waste any eye-power on it). It won't change.
But -- the excellent thing is that if you click on this image, you should be taken to the real map, where you can zoom, and turn on the satellite view, and everything. Very cool.
Here is a link to the next Grand Canyon Expedition post.
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I've been playing with Google maps. You can make your own map, and stick your own pins in it, and then you can share it.............
This is a work in progress; things may change. For example, the place where we actually visited "Lake" Mead is up near Overton, not down near Las Vegas as shown below. I may fix that on the real map (especially if I can figure out where we were, exactly, when we were nearest to "Lake" Mead....).
This image is a screen capture and is very degraded (don't waste any eye-power on it). It won't change.
But -- the excellent thing is that if you click on this image, you should be taken to the real map, where you can zoom, and turn on the satellite view, and everything. Very cool.
Here is a link to the next Grand Canyon Expedition post.
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