As I wrote yesterday, the date on the Google Earth image of me and my Blazer at the Chickenman place was incorrect. I was there on 30 December, not on 29 December as shown in the screenshot.
For some bizarre reason, the date is correct when viewed on my laptop.
Go figure.
Regardless, the date of 30 December 2014 is correct. That's the day I was there.
I still think this is just too bizarre.
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Thursday, April 23, 2015
Wednesday, April 22, 2015
I'm on Google Earth!
Follow up to
http://arizonareallyneatrocks.blogspot.com/2015/01/on-rocky-road-again.html
Last December I made that trip out to the Chickenman place, partly with the help of good ol' Google Earth.
The past few days I've been having some rather annoying computer problems, which have been at least temporarily resolved by changing a few settings and switching to Firefox. After transferring a few files and making sure the basics were working all right, I decided to relax -- the whole ordeal had been pretty stressful -- and also check to make sure some of my other programs and accessories were still functioning.
Google Earth being a fun little application anyway, I booted it up and immediately headed for a virtual trip to the Chickenman place. Imagine my total surprise when I found myself!
The Google "Imagery Date" is 12/29, but it's just plain wrong. I was out there on the 30th, the day before New Year's Eve. That's my little white Blazer at precisely the place I turned off the track, and that's me standing about three or four car lengths to the 4:00/5:00 angle from the car.
The first batch of stones cut from the material I collected that day is tumbling as I write this.
http://arizonareallyneatrocks.blogspot.com/2015/01/on-rocky-road-again.html
Last December I made that trip out to the Chickenman place, partly with the help of good ol' Google Earth.
The past few days I've been having some rather annoying computer problems, which have been at least temporarily resolved by changing a few settings and switching to Firefox. After transferring a few files and making sure the basics were working all right, I decided to relax -- the whole ordeal had been pretty stressful -- and also check to make sure some of my other programs and accessories were still functioning.
Google Earth being a fun little application anyway, I booted it up and immediately headed for a virtual trip to the Chickenman place. Imagine my total surprise when I found myself!
The Google "Imagery Date" is 12/29, but it's just plain wrong. I was out there on the 30th, the day before New Year's Eve. That's my little white Blazer at precisely the place I turned off the track, and that's me standing about three or four car lengths to the 4:00/5:00 angle from the car.
The first batch of stones cut from the material I collected that day is tumbling as I write this.
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