>>>>Hi,
>>>>
>>>>I'm sure I remember a picture of a car which had a license plate saying "Fox Rocks" or something similar.
>>>>
>>>>Does anyone else remember that, and can you provide a link to the picture?
>>>>
>>>>Thanks.
>>>>
>>>>Matt.
>>>
>>>If you check out http://www.hentzenwerke.com/ you will find a few picture. Here are a few:
>>>http://www.hentzenwerke.com/images/licplate_aring.jpg
>>>http://www.hentzenwerke.com/images/licplate_akinskramek.jpg
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>>Hey, that's the same as my PT Cruiser. And, my daughter just discovered that they've now enhanced the res. on Brighton, so that we can see our street, and there is my car, parked outside my house, at:
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>>lat 50.823515, lon -0.119940
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>>(the house is 50.823261, -0120020)
>
>At first I thought you were kidding, but I know you are always serious! <vbg> However, I don't know how to show lattidude and longitude ong Google Maps, can you tell me how, or give me an address to enter? I already have Seaford open on my browser.

I was joking on April 1, when i said there was a man waving up at the satellite, and the x-ref I gave then was of where I used to live near Liverpool.

You know what, Tore, I used to know how to do it, and assumed I still could intuitively, but I can't find it now. There used to be a place to enter a lat/lon on the fly to tab (I think), and an option for that, rather than address.

Anyway, if you put in "Canning street,brighton,england" it'll take you to the the other end of the street. I live 2nd from western end (russet roofs with chimneys), on the south side. AFAIK the lat/lon appear at the very bottom LH side of the map, and options for these are set via Tools->Options... View tab.

Good hunting.

Terry