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  1. Just came across this on the coolrunning site (so Dutch isn't allowed to
    use it). It's free, depending on your area it has pretty good
    resolutioin on the maps, and it allows you to calculate distance across
    multiple points. But most importantly, as far as I can see the whole BR
    route is in high res.

    http://www.sueandpaul.com/gmapPedometer/

    DaveB

  2. DaveB said:

    Just came across this on the coolrunning site (so Dutch isn't allowed to
    use it). It's free, depending on your area it has pretty good
    resolutioin on the maps, and it allows you to calculate distance across
    multiple points. But most importantly, as far as I can see the whole BR
    route is in high res.

    http://www.sueandpaul.com/gmapPedometer/

    DaveB

    You mean no more scanning the street directory, importing tiffs into
    freehand, drawing lines, calculating distances and converting to km?
    What am I going to do with my weekends now?

    P
    --
    Peter McCallum
    Mackay Qld AUSTRALIA

  3. This thing's freaky, I can see my own house in good detail... hey, that's my
    wife putting out the washing!!

    --
    Bean

    Remove "yourfinger" before replying
    "Peter McCallum" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:
    DaveB said:

    Just came across this on the coolrunning site (so Dutch isn't allowed to
    use it). It's free, depending on your area it has pretty good
    resolutioin on the maps, and it allows you to calculate distance across
    multiple points. But most importantly, as far as I can see the whole BR
    route is in high res.

    http://www.sueandpaul.com/gmapPedometer/

    DaveB

    You mean no more scanning the street directory, importing tiffs into
    freehand, drawing lines, calculating distances and converting to km?
    What am I going to do with my weekends now?

    P
    --
    Peter McCallum
    Mackay Qld AUSTRALIA

  4. Bean Long said:

    This thing's freaky, I can see my own house in good detail... hey, that's my
    wife putting out the washing!!

    And the great thing is that it measures distances in picometres. With
    the amount of cycling I do, they are probably the appropriate unit.

    Peter
    --
    Peter McCallum
    Mackay Qld AUSTRALIA

  5. DaveB said:

    Just came across this on the coolrunning site (so Dutch isn't allowed to
    use it). It's free, depending on your area it has pretty good
    resolutioin on the maps, and it allows you to calculate distance across
    multiple points. But most importantly, as far as I can see the whole BR
    route is in high res.

    http://www.sueandpaul.com/gmapPedometer/

    *wanders over*
    *plays*
    *gets to Melbourne*
    *zooms in*
    What? No road maps? Not even high detail satellite imagery? Jibbed!

    --
    My Usenet From: address now expires after two weeks. If you email me, and
    the mail bounces, try changing the bit before the "@ to usenet".

  6. Stuart Lamble said:

    *wanders over*
    *plays*
    *gets to Melbourne*
    *zooms in*
    What? No road maps? Not even high detail satellite imagery? Jibbed!

    No maps.. and bits of the hi-res satellite are missing, but:
    http://tinyurl.com/dmeha

  7. Stuart Lamble said:
    DaveB said:

    Just came across this on the coolrunning site (so Dutch isn't allowed to
    use it). It's free, depending on your area it has pretty good
    resolutioin on the maps, and it allows you to calculate distance across
    multiple points. But most importantly, as far as I can see the whole BR
    route is in high res.

    http://www.sueandpaul.com/gmapPedometer/

    *wanders over*
    *plays*
    *gets to Melbourne*
    *zooms in*
    What? No road maps? Not even high detail satellite imagery? Jibbed!

    That's just to protect the rest of us from having to witness gangland
    shootings.

    --
    Peter McCallum
    Mackay Qld AUSTRALIA

  8. Stuart Lamble said:
    DaveB said:

    Just came across this on the coolrunning site (so Dutch isn't allowed to
    use it). It's free, depending on your area it has pretty good
    resolutioin on the maps, and it allows you to calculate distance across
    multiple points. But most importantly, as far as I can see the whole BR
    route is in high res.

    http://www.sueandpaul.com/gmapPedometer/

    *wanders over*
    *plays*
    *gets to Melbourne*
    *zooms in*
    What? No road maps? Not even high detail satellite imagery? Jibbed!

    Depends on where you go in melbourne. head out towards
    macleod/Greensborough and it goes to high res.

    DaveB

  9. DaveB said:


    Depends on where you go in melbourne. head out towards
    macleod/Greensborough and it goes to high res.

    DaveB

    KARRRRRRMOAN!!!

    nothing out that way is HI-RES!?!?!?!?!

    least of all, drivers, cops, coffee-making-wenches, etc

  10. "DaveB" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:
    Stuart Lamble said:
    DaveB said:

    Just came across this on the coolrunning site (so Dutch isn't allowed to
    use it). It's free, depending on your area it has pretty good
    resolutioin on the maps, and it allows you to calculate distance across
    multiple points. But most importantly, as far as I can see the whole BR
    route is in high res.

    http://www.sueandpaul.com/gmapPedometer/

    *wanders over*
    *plays*
    *gets to Melbourne*
    *zooms in*
    What? No road maps? Not even high detail satellite imagery? Jibbed!

    Depends on where you go in melbourne. head out towards
    macleod/Greensborough and it goes to high res.

    DaveB

    I just had a look and I can actually see my car parked outside the front of
    my place!!! Looking at the colour of the ovals, it looks like it was taken
    a few months ago.

    Gags

  11. Gags said:


    I just had a look and I can actually see my car parked outside the front of
    my place!!! Looking at the colour of the ovals, it looks like it was taken
    a few months ago.

    Gags

    and there's someone on a bike doing secret BR training on the warrandyte bridge!

  12. Yeah... I wanted to measure my old route in Melbourne but all I could get
    was a pice of Rosanna!

    --
    Bean

    Remove "yourfinger" before replying
    "DaveB" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:
    Stuart Lamble said:
    DaveB said:

    Just came across this on the coolrunning site (so Dutch isn't allowed to
    use it). It's free, depending on your area it has pretty good
    resolutioin on the maps, and it allows you to calculate distance across
    multiple points. But most importantly, as far as I can see the whole BR
    route is in high res.

    http://www.sueandpaul.com/gmapPedometer/

    *wanders over*
    *plays*
    *gets to Melbourne*
    *zooms in*
    What? No road maps? Not even high detail satellite imagery? Jibbed!

    Depends on where you go in melbourne. head out towards
    macleod/Greensborough and it goes to high res.

    DaveB

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