http://www.drewgregory.com/archives/148

http://maps.live.com/

i thought it was quite nifty.

spertz, Google Earth does not have a birds eye view.  Virtual Earth does, but only in selected areas.  On the other hand, Google Earth has what is called a Street Level view, also in selected areas.  Both are pretty nifty options.

spertz, Google Earth does not have a birds eye view. Virtual Earth does, but only in selected areas. On the other hand, Google Earth has what is called a Street Level view, also in selected areas. Both are pretty nifty options.

lol.

ive used google earth before and the street level view gets a bit grainy. the 'birds eye' on this looks much better and seems to have the same satillite images as google earth.

i didnt see it posted anywhere and just thought id share since i know people always like to mess with 'new' things.

here is this guys view of google maps as well...

http://www.drewgregory.com/archives/911

I found Google Earth to be a great tool for locating new fishing places. You can add a placemark on your favorite sites with information such as tidal and species. Around DC, I have marked everything from warm water discharge to flat locations on the Chesapeake for Stripe Bass fly fishing. You can also back up your Google Earth, save as a .kmz file, which keeps your placemarks and share with your friends. When trying to figure where to head out, its nice to pull up and make quick decision.

heres another sorryi cant post links yet, terraserver.com