Google Maps finds

[wguy123]

@X.L.Lent

Found another one yesterday. The bottom of the crater of a long dead volcano is filled with sand
and has been decorated by the local citizens using rocks. The image can only be seen from
the rim of the volcano or from the air. The location is about 15 miles south east of Mexicali, Mexico. https://www.google.com/maps/@32.4196386,-115.3059462,307m/data=!3m1!1e3

Pretty freaking awesome!

[Lancia]

Sylva, North Carolina. Population 2,500. Known for it’s annual Hook, Line, and Drinker festival as well as being the Trout Capital of North Carolina. And not much else.

Except for a few weeks in the spring of 2016 when filmmaker Martin McDonagh used the town as the filming location for Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri.

The Google Street View car happened to be rolling through town on a day of filming, and caught the storefronts transformed into the Ebbing Police Department (complete with fire damage) and the Ebbing Advertising Co., sans broken windows.

This is one of my personal favorite finds so far.

[simster]

@Dinsdale

Searching my house, from above you can see my dog lying on the back patio, and my wife’s car backing out of the garage.

From streetview, our dining room light is on, which means one or the other of us - or both - were likely sitting at the table. Fortunately, you cannot see any more detail inside.

Similarly - if you search my house - you can see that as they went around the block - we left - as my truck is in the driveway in one frame - and not the other.

[KneadToKnow]

@Lancia

Sylva, North Carolina. Population 2,500. Known for it’s annual Hook, Line, and Drinker festival as well as being the Trout Capital of North Carolina. And not much else.

Except for a few weeks in the spring of 2016 when filmmaker Martin McDonagh used the town as the filming location for Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri.

The Google Street View car happened to be rolling through town on a day of filming, and caught the storefronts transformed into the Ebbing Police Department (complete with fire damage) and the Ebbing Advertising Co., sans broken windows.

This is one of my personal favorite finds so far.

The train wreck from The Fugitive is a couple of miles west.