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  1. Came across this image in my timeline and thought, these are Union, not Confederate (the traitors) because we tore down, or the City preemptively removed the statue of the traitors on the other side of #Baltimore's Wyman Park.

    lh5.googleusercontent.com/p/AF

    My #Panoramio description was too terse. These are to the pro-Union (the "North", not the trade group).

  2. Came across this image in my timeline and thought, these are Union, not Confederate (the traitors) because we tore down, or the City preemptively removed the statue of the traitors on the other side of #Baltimore's Wyman Park.

    lh5.googleusercontent.com/p/AF

    My #Panoramio description was too terse. These are to the pro-Union (the "North", not the trade group).

  3. Came across this image in my timeline and thought, these are Union, not Confederate (the traitors) because we tore down, or the City preemptively removed the statue of the traitors on the other side of #Baltimore's Wyman Park.

    lh5.googleusercontent.com/p/AF

    My #Panoramio description was too terse. These are to the pro-Union (the "North", not the trade group).

  4. Came across this image in my timeline and thought, these are Union, not Confederate (the traitors) because we tore down, or the City preemptively removed the statue of the traitors on the other side of #Baltimore's Wyman Park.

    lh5.googleusercontent.com/p/AF

    My #Panoramio description was too terse. These are to the pro-Union (the "North", not the trade group).

  5. Random photo from the closed #Panoramio site showing the JHU Newsletter office, once the Wyman Estate gatehouse.
    Photo by "Monument City", also one of #Baltimore City's nicknames.
    web.archive.org/web/2016101918

  6. Random photo from the closed #Panoramio site showing the JHU Newsletter office, once the Wyman Estate gatehouse.
    Photo by "Monument City", also one of #Baltimore City's nicknames.
    web.archive.org/web/2016101918

  7. Random photo from the closed #Panoramio site showing the JHU Newsletter office, once the Wyman Estate gatehouse.
    Photo by "Monument City", also one of #Baltimore City's nicknames.
    web.archive.org/web/2016101918

  8. Random photo from the closed #Panoramio site showing the JHU Newsletter office, once the Wyman Estate gatehouse.
    Photo by "Monument City", also one of #Baltimore City's nicknames.
    web.archive.org/web/2016101918

  9. Very cool, the simplify path result kept street addresses, at least in reasonable steps. The vector layer of images from 2010 hikes is keyed by the #Panoramio link, not the newer #Panoramax app. Each integer can be used to lookup the place because archive.org snagged them in an easy to relocate way, i.e. for place 39977288 enter that value at the end of the URL. Ta da.

    web.archive.org/web/2016101502

    The date part is irrelevant somehow.

  10. Very cool, the simplify path result kept street addresses, at least in reasonable steps. The vector layer of images from 2010 hikes is keyed by the #Panoramio link, not the newer #Panoramax app. Each integer can be used to lookup the place because archive.org snagged them in an easy to relocate way, i.e. for place 39977288 enter that value at the end of the URL. Ta da.

    web.archive.org/web/2016101502

    The date part is irrelevant somehow.

  11. Very cool, the simplify path result kept street addresses, at least in reasonable steps. The vector layer of images from 2010 hikes is keyed by the #Panoramio link, not the newer #Panoramax app. Each integer can be used to lookup the place because archive.org snagged them in an easy to relocate way, i.e. for place 39977288 enter that value at the end of the URL. Ta da.

    web.archive.org/web/2016101502

    The date part is irrelevant somehow.

  12. Very cool, the simplify path result kept street addresses, at least in reasonable steps. The vector layer of images from 2010 hikes is keyed by the #Panoramio link, not the newer #Panoramax app. Each integer can be used to lookup the place because archive.org snagged them in an easy to relocate way, i.e. for place 39977288 enter that value at the end of the URL. Ta da.

    web.archive.org/web/2016101502

    The date part is irrelevant somehow.

  13. From the photo archives - trail work in western #Virginia #USA One low-res field shot is still visible in the archives from #Panoramio, the other is not, except as a thumbnail/link visible on the first page. Which may render second because my bad.

    web.archive.org/web/2016101308

  14. From the photo archives - trail work in western #Virginia #USA One low-res field shot is still visible in the archives from #Panoramio, the other is not, except as a thumbnail/link visible on the first page. Which may render second because my bad.

    web.archive.org/web/2016101308

  15. From the photo archives - trail work in western #Virginia #USA One low-res field shot is still visible in the archives from #Panoramio, the other is not, except as a thumbnail/link visible on the first page. Which may render second because my bad.

    web.archive.org/web/2016101308

  16. From the photo archives - trail work in western #Virginia #USA One low-res field shot is still visible in the archives from #Panoramio, the other is not, except as a thumbnail/link visible on the first page. Which may render second because my bad.

    web.archive.org/web/2016101308

  17. Random photo of the day, once posted to #Panoramio. Historic Route 66, New Mexico.

    Date/Time : 2007:10:09 13:23:10
    GPS Latitude : N 35d 4m 48.018s
    GPS Longitude: W 106d 23m 47.378s

    Can't locate this one on archive.org at the moment (*), so here's a different southwest U.S. image from the same trip - web.archive.org/web/2016101222

    (*) Edit - Found it after a fashion - web.archive.org/web/2016101008

  18. Random photo of the day, once posted to #Panoramio. Historic Route 66, New Mexico.

    Date/Time : 2007:10:09 13:23:10
    GPS Latitude : N 35d 4m 48.018s
    GPS Longitude: W 106d 23m 47.378s

    Can't locate this one on archive.org at the moment (*), so here's a different southwest U.S. image from the same trip - web.archive.org/web/2016101222

    (*) Edit - Found it after a fashion - web.archive.org/web/2016101008

  19. Random photo of the day, once posted to #Panoramio. Historic Route 66, New Mexico.

    Date/Time : 2007:10:09 13:23:10
    GPS Latitude : N 35d 4m 48.018s
    GPS Longitude: W 106d 23m 47.378s

    Can't locate this one on archive.org at the moment (*), so here's a different southwest U.S. image from the same trip - web.archive.org/web/2016101222

    (*) Edit - Found it after a fashion - web.archive.org/web/2016101008

  20. Random photo of the day, once posted to #Panoramio. Historic Route 66, New Mexico.

    Date/Time : 2007:10:09 13:23:10
    GPS Latitude : N 35d 4m 48.018s
    GPS Longitude: W 106d 23m 47.378s

    Can't locate this one on archive.org at the moment (*), so here's a different southwest U.S. image from the same trip - web.archive.org/web/2016101222

    (*) Edit - Found it after a fashion - web.archive.org/web/2016101008

  21. @slaettaratindur
    Lorsque l'UNESCO a annoncé l'ajout des Deer Stones en Mongolie à la liste des sites du patrimoine mondial, j'ai mis à jour le dossier Mongolie et enregistré un fichier KML distinct.
    Fichier Google Earth — jqjacobs.net/kml/mongolia.kml
    Photo share on #Panoramio by John Stampfl
    web.archive.org/web/2016102503
    #Archéologie #Mongolia #DeerStones #UNESCO #Archaeology

  22. @slaettaratindur
    Lorsque l'UNESCO a annoncé l'ajout des Deer Stones en Mongolie à la liste des sites du patrimoine mondial, j'ai mis à jour le dossier Mongolie et enregistré un fichier KML distinct.
    Fichier Google Earth — jqjacobs.net/kml/mongolia.kml
    Photo share on #Panoramio by John Stampfl
    web.archive.org/web/2016102503
    #Archéologie #Mongolia #DeerStones #UNESCO #Archaeology

  23. @slaettaratindur
    Lorsque l'UNESCO a annoncé l'ajout des Deer Stones en Mongolie à la liste des sites du patrimoine mondial, j'ai mis à jour le dossier Mongolie et enregistré un fichier KML distinct.
    Fichier Google Earth — jqjacobs.net/kml/mongolia.kml
    Photo share on #Panoramio by John Stampfl
    web.archive.org/web/2016102503
    #Archéologie #Mongolia #DeerStones #UNESCO #Archaeology

  24. @slaettaratindur
    Lorsque l'UNESCO a annoncé l'ajout des Deer Stones en Mongolie à la liste des sites du patrimoine mondial, j'ai mis à jour le dossier Mongolie et enregistré un fichier KML distinct.
    Fichier Google Earth — jqjacobs.net/kml/mongolia.kml
    Photo share on #Panoramio by John Stampfl
    web.archive.org/web/2016102503
    #Archéologie #Mongolia #DeerStones #UNESCO #Archaeology

  25. A sunrise image from of the camp chapel area, previously sent to #Panoramio and now in my virtual sights for mapping small scale areas with #QGis.

    Some metadata here in the archived uploaded image from 2013: web.archive.org/web/2016102511

  26. A sunrise image from of the camp chapel area, previously sent to #Panoramio and now in my virtual sights for mapping small scale areas with #QGis.

    Some metadata here in the archived uploaded image from 2013: web.archive.org/web/2016102511

  27. A sunrise image from of the camp chapel area, previously sent to #Panoramio and now in my virtual sights for mapping small scale areas with #QGis.

    Some metadata here in the archived uploaded image from 2013: web.archive.org/web/2016102511

  28. A sunrise image from of the camp chapel area, previously sent to #Panoramio and now in my virtual sights for mapping small scale areas with #QGis.

    Some metadata here in the archived uploaded image from 2013: web.archive.org/web/2016102511

  29. A Baltimore "Historic" #Trails map for the #FOSS4GNA conference, to orient nonresidents. Trail 1 goes from Patterson Park "ova east" straight into downtown, then hooks around to Fort Avenue heading for the national "shrine" of Fort McHenry. A 5-mile hike, one way, though you need to put thought into returning from whence you came (I did it by bus in 2010).
    The numbers correspond to #Panoramio imagery, now reachable via thank you, archive.org.
    e.g. Science Center in 2010:
    web.archive.org/web/2016101517

  30. A Baltimore "Historic" #Trails map for the #FOSS4GNA conference, to orient nonresidents. Trail 1 goes from Patterson Park "ova east" straight into downtown, then hooks around to Fort Avenue heading for the national "shrine" of Fort McHenry. A 5-mile hike, one way, though you need to put thought into returning from whence you came (I did it by bus in 2010).
    The numbers correspond to #Panoramio imagery, now reachable via thank you, archive.org.
    e.g. Science Center in 2010:
    web.archive.org/web/2016101517

  31. A Baltimore "Historic" #Trails map for the #FOSS4GNA conference, to orient nonresidents. Trail 1 goes from Patterson Park "ova east" straight into downtown, then hooks around to Fort Avenue heading for the national "shrine" of Fort McHenry. A 5-mile hike, one way, though you need to put thought into returning from whence you came (I did it by bus in 2010).
    The numbers correspond to #Panoramio imagery, now reachable via thank you, archive.org.
    e.g. Science Center in 2010:
    web.archive.org/web/2016101517

  32. A Baltimore "Historic" #Trails map for the #FOSS4GNA conference, to orient nonresidents. Trail 1 goes from Patterson Park "ova east" straight into downtown, then hooks around to Fort Avenue heading for the national "shrine" of Fort McHenry. A 5-mile hike, one way, though you need to put thought into returning from whence you came (I did it by bus in 2010).
    The numbers correspond to #Panoramio imagery, now reachable via thank you, archive.org.
    e.g. Science Center in 2010:
    web.archive.org/web/2016101517

  33. @mwalters
    Saved 235 times on the #Webarchive
    web.archive.org/web/2023000000
    Google's deletion of #Panoramio create 5,000 dead links in my global #KML #placemarks file, all carefully selected #archaeology images. A lot of lost work for me, most still not restored.
    jqjacobs.net/kml/
    I did archive every lo-res and hi-res image myself though and have a KML copy using the images on my drive.
    The big loss was the best archaeology #photo research resource on the #WWW disappeared.

  34. @mwalters
    Saved 235 times on the #Webarchive
    web.archive.org/web/2023000000
    Google's deletion of #Panoramio create 5,000 dead links in my global #KML #placemarks file, all carefully selected #archaeology images. A lot of lost work for me, most still not restored.
    jqjacobs.net/kml/
    I did archive every lo-res and hi-res image myself though and have a KML copy using the images on my drive.
    The big loss was the best archaeology #photo research resource on the #WWW disappeared.

  35. @mwalters
    Saved 235 times on the #Webarchive
    web.archive.org/web/2023000000
    Google's deletion of #Panoramio create 5,000 dead links in my global #KML #placemarks file, all carefully selected #archaeology images. A lot of lost work for me, most still not restored.
    jqjacobs.net/kml/
    I did archive every lo-res and hi-res image myself though and have a KML copy using the images on my drive.
    The big loss was the best archaeology #photo research resource on the #WWW disappeared.

  36. @mwalters
    Saved 235 times on the #Webarchive
    web.archive.org/web/2023000000
    Google's deletion of #Panoramio create 5,000 dead links in my global #KML #placemarks file, all carefully selected #archaeology images. A lot of lost work for me, most still not restored.
    jqjacobs.net/kml/
    I did archive every lo-res and hi-res image myself though and have a KML copy using the images on my drive.
    The big loss was the best archaeology #photo research resource on the #WWW disappeared.

  37. Something in the cropping fundamentally changes this image. I originally gave this to Google through #Panoramio but at least archive dot org has a backup [
    web.archive.org/web/2016101506 ]
    > June 11, 2010
    'Large stump had been worked on by Park maintenance crew not much earlier.'

    The title was "Panoramio - Photo of Sunlight through trees, Gunpowder State Park, White Trail"

    #Photography
    #Baltimore

  38. Something in the cropping fundamentally changes this image. I originally gave this to Google through #Panoramio but at least archive dot org has a backup [
    web.archive.org/web/2016101506 ]
    > June 11, 2010
    'Large stump had been worked on by Park maintenance crew not much earlier.'

    The title was "Panoramio - Photo of Sunlight through trees, Gunpowder State Park, White Trail"

    #Photography
    #Baltimore

  39. Something in the cropping fundamentally changes this image. I originally gave this to Google through #Panoramio but at least archive dot org has a backup [
    web.archive.org/web/2016101506 ]
    > June 11, 2010
    'Large stump had been worked on by Park maintenance crew not much earlier.'

    The title was "Panoramio - Photo of Sunlight through trees, Gunpowder State Park, White Trail"

    #Photography
    #Baltimore

  40. Something in the cropping fundamentally changes this image. I originally gave this to Google through #Panoramio but at least archive dot org has a backup [
    web.archive.org/web/2016101506 ]
    > June 11, 2010
    'Large stump had been worked on by Park maintenance crew not much earlier.'

    The title was "Panoramio - Photo of Sunlight through trees, Gunpowder State Park, White Trail"

    #Photography
    #Baltimore