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Using Google Maps for Collecting Trips

I saw that Ted MacRae had used a Google Map to show where he was going for his weekend collecting trip. Whilst I’ve used Google Maps to work on collaborative maps, this was the first time I had seen one used like this. When next blogging about a collecting trip or an LNHS walk I’ll probably make one. For now (as a test) here is a map with sites I intend to visit this year.


View Sites to visit 2010 in a larger map

I noticed that when putting the map into this post that sometimes the map HTML was made dysfunctional and I had to paste it in again.

There is a nice guide for adding Google Maps to a post on the WordPress Support Site.

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    November 6, 2011 at 13:06

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