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passing by lovely things on the street and finding them on google maps

Your own personal digital travel journal of sorts, you let google maps do all the work for you. i love it for detailed shots of gates and stained glass work, but also great for those beautiful cemeteries or skyline views that you didn’t have enough time to take a picture of. Just have to remember the street intersections!

@divorce

Jan 31, 2024

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Taking yourself on architecture tours

If you look closely at Google maps, you’ll notice there are often historical landmarks and architectural marvels marked. Pick a neighborhood you don’t frequent that often and take yourself on a little adventure there. From cool views to cool houses, there’s so much to see and explore. Plus it’s free.

@sarahbromont

Jan 15, 2024

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spending hours on google maps in street view to virtually walk around your future neighborhood

i’m so stoked to move guys

@segronich

Mar 12, 2024

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In our time

amazingly calming to spend 40 minutes listening to three experts talk about anything from tang dynasty poetry to supernovae under melvin bragg’s sure handed and only slightly cantankerous guidance.

@benjamin

Feb 14, 2024

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a little swirl of pesto through the salad along with the mayo

chicken salad sandwich

@tyler

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Mar 1, 2024

@benjamin

Mar 2, 2024

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nduja

with apologies to vego, vegan, and kosher peeps, this hot, calabrese pork sausage—really more of a paste—is incredible. spread it on toast and have fried eggs on top. dissolve it into a bit of oil for a quick pasta sauce. the possibilities are endless.

@benjamin

Feb 18, 2024