I like to jump on Google Maps and have a look at the places the relatives lived.
Of course many places do not look the same in 2010 as they did in the mid 19th century but many still keep their charm.
Some of my favorites are:
Crackley Bank in Shifnal, Shropshire.
Church Lane in Sheepy Magna, Warwickshire.
Arlington in Sussex
Larling in Norfolk
Sherrifhales in Shropshire
Pretty places you have discovered when researching
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- MarkCDodd
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Pretty places you have discovered when researching
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- MarkCDodd
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Re: Pretty places you have discovered when researching
Thats pretty cool!
Being a computer nerd I have been making some maps I purchased slightly transparent and overlaying them on Google Maps to get the same effect.
Usefull when the name of a place "migrates" over the years or it simply vanishes.
Being a computer nerd I have been making some maps I purchased slightly transparent and overlaying them on Google Maps to get the same effect.
Usefull when the name of a place "migrates" over the years or it simply vanishes.
Black Holes happen when God divides by zero.
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Re: Pretty places you have discovered when researching
How does it work? Had a look and would love to know more!
May be I should have read about it!
Interesting though, never heard of it.
Thanks.
Jo
May be I should have read about it!

Interesting though, never heard of it.
Thanks.
Jo
