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  1. Just been looking at the Google map I did for the BR and found a new
    feature that includes an altitude graph. Here's the url for my map (ok
    so it only covers the wuss route) and you can see the W'dyte climb from
    12km to 18km (no wonder that last bit hurts). And 45-47 is the D Creek
    climb.

    http://www.gmap-pedometer.com/?r=32750.

    DaveB

  2. "DaveB" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    Just been looking at the Google map I did for the BR and found a new
    feature that includes an altitude graph. Here's the url for my map (ok so
    it only covers the wuss route) and you can see the W'dyte climb from 12km
    to 18km (no wonder that last bit hurts). And 45-47 is the D Creek climb.

    http://www.gmap-pedometer.com/?r=32750.

    DaveB

    That's an evilly engrossing tool^H^Hy.

  3. Resound said:

    "DaveB" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    Just been looking at the Google map I did for the BR and found a new
    feature that includes an altitude graph. Here's the url for my map (ok so
    it only covers the wuss route) and you can see the W'dyte climb from 12km
    to 18km (no wonder that last bit hurts). And 45-47 is the D Creek climb.

    http://www.gmap-pedometer.com/?r=32750.

    DaveB

    That's an evilly engrossing tool^H^Hy.

    Yes I was supposed to be studyign when I found it. An hour later still
    no studying done, oh well better go and watch Spicks and Specks.

    DaveB

  4. that's really cool. and nerdy. and cool. and...

    Time for lama to do the rest...

    Flying"thinkgeek.com"Dutch

  5. flyingdutch said:

    that's really cool. and nerdy. and cool. and...

    I've got a google map track from Hotham (each way up it) at home, and
    the AAC 🙂

    Now Google's advertisers know where I've been ... what I search for,
    how much pr0n is on my desktop ...

  6. flyingdutch said:

    that's really cool. and nerdy. and cool. and...

    Time for lama to do the rest...

    Flying"thinkgeek.com"Dutch


    Oooh... it does altitude as well now! Time to update my own pedometer map!

    --
    Bean

    Remove "yourfinger" before replying

  7. Considering I use google groups and we discuss all of our rides, bikes,
    pub get-togethers, families, holidays, etc etc, here, they've known
    about all of that for some time.
    Ever seen the ads on the right hand side of google groups change
    according to what's being discussed...?

  8. Actually, now that I look, there don't seem to be ads in the view I'm
    using. I may be remembering the older version. Used to be, if someone
    was querying pedal systems, ads for pedals would appear.

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