Roman Villa found via Google Earth — I wonder if Google Earth will turn us all into treasure hunters? Time to invest in metal detectors!
While searching around his hometown in Google Earth, Luca Mori stumbled on what looked like the meanders of an ancient river. He noticed intriguing shadows, made researches and submitted his find to archaoeologists. He just discovered what may be a roman villa!
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I’ve used Google Earth to trace a section of El Camino Real across a nearby mesa. There is an “official” route as well as the old stagecoach trail. Both are accepted as versions of the route. But, this one was entirely new to me — and one I’m looking forward to exploring on foot.
Who cares about a Roman Villa? Can Google find the secret location of The New Yankee Workshop? Now that would be impressive.
It clear to me now that I must cover my entire property with a tarp. If they find the spacecraft before it’s repaired I’ll never escape this ball of drivel.
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