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To: penelopesire

Anyone with Google Earth might find it fascinating to surf over what was the shore/coast a few days ago. What is is now remains to be seen.

When I lived in area I took 45 from Houston & would go to points West. Not east except for a couple trips east & never stayed or knew the areas

Amazing amount of homes there & interesting formations of land

My problem wiht Google earth is breaking away. Love it!


1,723 posted on 09/13/2008 9:04:23 PM PDT by DollyCali (Don't tell GOD how big your storm is -- Tell the storm how B-I-G your God is!)
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To: DollyCali

Good idea! Google earth is an amazing tool. Those islands to the west of Galveston that the grim reports are coming from...are they part of Galveston Island or separate cities?

From the maps that have been posted, they look like the likely spot for the brunt of the storm. All the storm surge trying to move up into the bay and then back out again would have wiped them out!

Not a place to be in a hurricane for sure!


1,744 posted on 09/13/2008 9:21:05 PM PDT by penelopesire ("The only CHANGE you will get with the Democrats is the CHANGE left in your pocket")
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To: DollyCali; penelopesire
I've posted this up-thread twice already. In case you missed it. If your using Google Earth, these storm tracking tools are invaluable.

http://www.gearthblog.com/blog/archives/2008/07/storm_tracking_with_google_earth.html

1,814 posted on 09/13/2008 11:09:26 PM PDT by WSGilcrest (Sarahlicious!)
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