Google street view
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Posted by Amorette F. Allison (+1908) 9 years ago
We passed the Google street view car driving around the south side. Yow. I didn't think we'd be big enough to rate a street view. So, if you are planning on doing something you don't want seen by millions around the world, postpone it a day or two.
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Posted by Gunnar Emilsson (+18349) 9 years ago
Did you whack down the marijuana plants hidden in with your tomatoes?
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Posted by Amorette F. Allison (+1908) 9 years ago
I didn't put in a garden this year so I only have a few 'tomatoes' in pots.
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Posted by Richard Bonine, Jr. (+15423) 9 years ago
Does Shipley know about this?
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Posted by Josh Rath (+2309) 9 years ago
Thankfully Google blurs out all the crap in the photos it takes, and they won't be on street view for a year.
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Posted by worldmom (+414) 9 years ago
They don't blur out all the crap.
http://mashable.com/2013/...arrassing/
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Posted by neonfreedom (+294) 9 years ago
I live over here by Garfield and there were driving over here to,it was crazy seeing that car!
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Posted by Larry Brence (+135) 9 years ago
Google street view? Sure it wasn't this bad boy? My nephew got a picture of it in Broadus the other night.

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Posted by Jim Birkholz (+190) 9 years ago
Don't know when the images went live, but was surprised to look up Shipley's address and discovered that the Street View was available. Is that Rob in the photo?

I'm trying to remember who used to own that house in the 80s...
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Posted by Jim Birkholz (+190) 9 years ago
The car driving must be seasonal. I don't think they take photos in the winter, nor in rain...
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Posted by Jim Birkholz (+190) 9 years ago
Browsed over to the lot where I grew up. Always hard to have memories at odds with the current state of things. Don Birkholz, I see that they left one of the evergreen trees that you planted. I never expected the cottonwood next to it to have survived this long, long after the house is gone.

Hard to see the older houses and buildings gone, to be replaced by bland, cheap, modern versions. Through years of delivering newspapers, of mowing lawns, shoveling walks and tilling gardens for almost a decade (as well as many, many other involvements), there were very few blocks where I didn't work for someone or know someone. Now, I can barely tell where I'm at by looking around.

Now you can't even hike around Signal Butte without getting nasty notes left on your vehicle.
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Posted by Josh Rath (+2309) 9 years ago
Sadly when I said that Google blurs the offending images from Street View, they didn't get the memo of robby boys property. Look at this tornado. https://www.google.com/ma...nQ9uoQ!2e0
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Posted by Amorette F. Allison (+1908) 9 years ago
They got a nice shot of the garage doors next to me and a glimpse of my house through the bushes. I wish they would come back next year when the house is painted. It will look much better.
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Posted by heimer (+100) 9 years ago
It must be mentioned here (Oh, Irony!)that in the the Google street view of the Shipley Manse can be seen You-know-who DOING YARD WORK !!!
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Posted by 007 (+165) 9 years ago
Rob has made alot of progress.
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Posted by D. Rice (+111) 9 years ago
I believe that he is stacking and balancing rocks on the curb in that picture (you can see a come along and rope or chain to the right), and not actually doing yard work!
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Posted by Forsyth Mike (+496) 9 years ago
Google has a goal of getting EVERYPLACE on street view eventually. I was surprised to find all of Forsyth on there recently -- as recently as a couple months ago they only had Main and Front Streets. But now the whole town is there.

One function I wish they would implement is "drive down the street." It's kind of irritating to have to click and wait, click and wait, click and wait if you want to explore a street. I suppose eventually they'll just have actual video footage taken by the cars.
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