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Google Earth Olympics

Posted on February 12, 2006 By Tom No Comments on Google Earth Olympics
General Technology, Geocaching and Maps

We’ve been watching some of our favorite Winter Olympics events on our new LCD projector.  Luge takes on a whole new dimension when it’s on a huge screen.  Tonight is the men’s downhill, and that started the segment with a map of the venue, which was obviously taken from Google Earth.

I did a quick search on the Google Earth forum and found an excellent resource which displays all of the venues. 

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