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[krats1976]

[Bulsajo]

[krats1976]

[krats1976]

And a new one (I hope this hasn't been done yet):

37��58'17.34"N, 23��43'35.42"E

[crazylemongirl]

parthenon

33��51'25.79"S, 151��12'53.60"E

[krats1976]

Sydney Opera House

[krats1976]

37��57'21.04"N, 126��40'36.02"E

[Bulsajo]

Hey you found it! I went looking for it by scrolling along the general area and came up with bumpkis. Did you do the same or did you find the coordinates posted?

I'll leave the naming of it for somebody else to have a chance to jump in and play.

[krats1976]

I just scrolled around a bit. It was in one of the more well-defined sections. This was the second time I looked, so I don't know if the area had been updated or if I just didn't look carefully enough the first time.

[ryleeys]

Some info:

The low-resolution pictures are in fact done by satellite and they graphically edit out the cloud cover.

The high-resolution photos are taken by airplane.

[Bulsajo]

IF YOU'RE READING THIS AND HAVEN'T DOWNLOADED GOOGLE EARTH, YOU DON'T KNOW WHAT YOU'RE MISSING.
GO HERE: http://earth.google.com/

So Krats' last one was the Panmunjom Truce Village.
Scrolling over a little you can see the spot where the gun battle over the defectors occurred as well as the spot where Capt. Bonifas and Lt. Barrett were killed with axes, and the Bridge of no Return.

Here's the easiest one in the world:

41d 53' 24.50" N, 12d 29' 31" E

[Bulsajo]

It was the Colliseum in Rome.

Goodbye Google Earth Game, you were fun while you lasted.

[JacktheCat]

Never say never. Let's see if we can resurrect this game. It's a wide wacky world out there with a whole lot of interesting places. Though how about a new rule: you have to say why the place is famous.


38 48'59.16"N 22 37'15.92E

hint: it has something to do with the number 300

[Bulsajo]

[Bulsajo]

With the Keyhole and National Geographic layers on, Google Earth is cooler and more informative than ever! But it pretty much means the death of the Google Earth game....