More or less: I created a
geo-greeting at
geoGreeting! - as first seen at
Geology.com. The site creates letters as you type a message. The letters are mostly enlargements of buildings from Google Maps - only three letters or symbols were from geologic or geographic features. The "D" is a lake, the *heart* symbol is an island, and the "@" is a small park.
Instead of creating an embedding code for a website, one gets a
link, which one can then send in an email or as a MySpace e-card.

The interactive map looks like this.

If you could see all the letters at once, they would look something like this.
Happy Valentine's Day :)
4 comments:
Love it! That's so fun!
Hey, that's nice!
It's a pity that geological objects rarely come in letter shapes. ;-)
That is awesome!!
Hey, glad you guys like it! One could probably add geological letter shapes to the list - maybe - if one can find any. But I'm not sure.
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