This is a fun tool to look up your house or a campground!
Put in Monument Valley for instance. You can switch the axis of the orientation of the display and other cool stuff.
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This is a fun tool to look up your house or a campground!
Put in Monument Valley for instance. You can switch the axis of the orientation of the display and other cool stuff.
No access to website for us UK visitors at this time. Shame!
Dave.
When you zoom in, the resolution is terrible. Google is a lot better in this respect.
At the highest degree of zoom, I would agree -- but I really liked the flexibility of the axis and being able to rotate the maps.
And mostly I encourage any company that can find a way to compete...
And to Dave, I didn't realize that this was limited to USA IP customers?
Mark
I'm not sure how this stuff works, but I think it has something to do with not meeting the General Data protection regulations in the UK that were updated last year. Had a few (but not many) similar problems with US sites. Don't go getting all tech with me now, I know nothing ! Haha.Quote:
And to Dave, I didn't realize that this was limited to USA IP customers?
Aren't you glad that RoadTripAmerica.com does comply?
It's was a bit of huge pain in the toosh -- but I guess it makes sense.
Mark
It’s interesting to use but at least for the area where I live the pictures are at least 4-5 years old. I’m on a lake and 4-5 years ago our neighbor and us both replaced our boat docks, and the picture showing the area shows our old docks. Likewise an area I’m familiar with in Florida with a lot of new home development is showing open ground. I think Google Earth is more updated.
Good information -- the places I looked -- seemed to be up-to-date -- even showing construction going on -- and the crews are out there this week working away.
But a long refresh period would not be ideal. Thanks for sharing this perspective.
Mark