Google Showcases Losing Georgia
This evening the Google Earth Team uploaded the latest batch of KML files to the Google Earth Gallery, a weekly showcase of the best Google Earth tours created by members of the Google Earth Community. This week Losing Georgia’s Interactive Tour makes the showcase, which is a great feat since the Losing Georgia Project is in its third year.
The Interactive Tour uses Google Earth geographically to demonstrate the placements of new development from June 2005 to January 2007, historical places of Douglas County, and the inherent loses that come with an overgrowing community. A new version of the Interactive Tour is in the works and should be out sometime in August.
Entries of the showcase were by invitation only via the Google Earth Team. “Your creation is a testament to the role Google Earth is playing in enhancing people’s lives, and we hope you continue to produce other works of inspiration in the future,” Google Earth Team.
The Losing Georgia Project is supported by the local community, primarily financed by myself, and donations are welcome to keep the website alive.
