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Google Maps Captures Natural Wonders by Photoshop

Posted by Mark Wilson at 5:40 AM on August 14, 2008

Geologists and people wasting time on the internet alike have failed to explain this particularly repetitious forest in Holland. A pretty clear result of a lazy/botched clone stamping in Photoshop, we can't help but wonder what Google covered up here. Government secrets? Cloud interference? A leprechaun lair? No one knows, but stay tuned as we spend millions of dollars in hard-earned ad revenue to fund an expedition and find out...or maybe just distract you from that promise with a poorly-executed wood-to-penis alluding pun. [Google Earth and PsD via boingboing]


 

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Gadjet

Posted August 14, 2008 10:05 AM

Hey, it's holland they are just covering up one giant stash of weed :oP

Pics fromSpace

Posted August 14, 2008 5:37 PM

Lookup locations with nearby wiki's worldwide on satellitepictures easy by address?
http://www.picsfromspace.nl
A combination of Googlemaps mashup, Wikipedia information and thirdparty addressdata with address suggestion.

jeff

Posted August 14, 2008 8:22 PM

just trees :(
http://www.multimap.com/maps/?zoom=16&countryCode=NL&lat=52.090049&lon=6.123328#map=52.09005,6.12333|18|32&loc=GB:-0.1261:51.509:16||United%20Kingdom

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