Seen the new Google Maps?

Had to zoom in. There was a tree in front of the house, and you can see me behind the tree on the porch, looking at mail. I happened to be looking to see if one of my cats was in the window at the time.

 

Heh-heh. Recalculating. Recalculating.

You know, as complete as these things are, I think it's amazing I've only seen the Google car once, about 15 miles from home.

And yeah, Google's policy is to blur out the faces. Unlike Yanda, its Russian counterpart.

 

Also trash day at my house, so it was a Tuesday -- probably in the late afternoon, because both of our cars are in the driveway.

Oddly enough, the program that automatically blurs out the license plate also blurred out the Pernice Brothers sticker I had on my car then.

 

My car was in the driveway.

They've also gotten a new set of street view images. Out new construction house showed up in the satellite images but when you went street view, it showed the empty lot from four years ago. Now the house is there and my car in the driveway.

I clicked on my hometown and the football field and its glorious turf was on display, along with a game or scrimmage. You can see players on the field and people in the stands.

 

Brilliant level of detail. Took a visit to the ghetto homes where my grandparents used to live. I did not know things had gotten that bad.

 

And recycle stuff gets picked up once a week, too. Living high on the hog. (And I don't know what that really means.)

 

I could kind of figure out when they did our town by the signage. Must have been May-early June. Gas price was up, so probably around Memorial Day.

It was definitely late spring because two trees in our neighbor's yard are in the picture and they were cut down by the city in July. I had some sticks in our front yard that had fallen after a thunderstorm.

 

They did mine sometime before mid-February because my old car is in the driveway.

 

Wonder how street view does outside my favorite titty bars. ???

"No cover on the outside, no cover on the inside!"

 

That would be about right.