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When Looks Were Fond and Words Were Spelled With Satellite Photos

Here’s a fun mashup of Google Maps: GeoGreeting. You type in a message, and the program matches each letter with an appropriate image of a building or other man-made structure somewhere in the Maps data. Propose marriage! Send endearing Christmas greeting to loved ones! Declare your 2008 presidential favorite! The possibilities are endless. (Well, not technically. There’s a 40-character limit, and you only get 53 characters at present, so the possibilities actually number 5340. But you go ahead and tell me that’s not good enough for you, you prima donna.)

Check out the nifty Geotagging Mashup

h/t O’Reilly Radar

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One Response to “When Looks Were Fond and Words Were Spelled With Satellite Photos”

  1. pentamom says:

    Okay, here’s mine:

    http://www.geogreeting.com/view.html?zcTOXTBv+izO7OD6+b!BSyG$+g4VINcj+cwW

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