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whenever i have a long phone call with a friend i totally unconsciously open google earth and pick a random road (usually in upstate new york) and just click forward and look at the scenery while we chat. its the road trip experience from your home! its a nice little thing to do with your hands while we talk but lets you stay engaged in the conversation.
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Went on a call with my friend yesterday, that I’ve known all my life and both of us somehow ended up looking at beach towns all around the world from google satellites and imagining what our life would be like. Quite nostalgic, since we used to talk about things like that for hours when we were kids.
Feb 26, 2024
Your own personal digital travel journal of sorts, you let google maps do all the work for you. i love it for detailed shots of gates and stained glass work, but also great for those beautiful cemeteries or skyline views that you didn’t have enough time to take a picture of. Just have to remember the street intersections!
Jan 31, 2024
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i almost always have "avoid highways" turned on when using google maps so i can see whats goin' on in the city. highways are soulless and i avoid i them as much as i can.
if you've got the time, it's best way to see a sight you might've never seen otherwise. i've found lots of good signs, art, and restaurants this way. makes having to drive somewhere a little more interesting because heck....life's about the journey. ❤️
Jan 23, 2024
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