Spotted.
I was using Google Earth to look at some of the places Iโve visited during my storm chasing adventures. Western Kansas, Western Oklahoma, and neighboring places are some of my favorites areas in the United States. Looking at these places from a remote location reawakens my sense of adventure and brings a smile to my face.
I was looking at Cimarron, Kansas, which is situated between Garden City and Dodge City along US Route 50. I spotted this town from the air when flying from Tucson to Chicago earlier this year. Itโs kind of nifty being able to spot familiar places from an airliner. I realize my fortunate in visiting so much of the United States.
When taking a gander at Cimarron on Google Earth, I spotted something I donโt usually see: an airliner passing over the town when the photo was snapped from a satellite.
Now thatโs extra nifty.
So, I love old maps, and the only reason I had been using #MapMyWalk app was to compare overgrown walking paths I've discovered to where old roads used to be. Now they stopped offering the #USGSTopoMap and #WorldTopoMap functions. It's not like I can't download TopoMaps and overlay them with other maps (with my walking paths marked out), but darn... It was nice to be able to switch from Satellite to Terrain to Old Topo Maps. Bummer! Has anyone found a similar app that has older USGS Topo maps integrated? TY!
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