Google Sightseeing takes you on tour of the world as seen from satellite, using the free Google Earth program, or Google Maps in your web browser. Each weekday your guides James and Alex present new weird and wonderful sights as suggested by readers.
Okay, okay… It’s a weak link but I couldn’t resist. Troubled water? No? Never mind.
Check out this great bridge over a frozen river in Howland, Maine. Actually, Howland appears to be just North of a place which seems familiar somehow…
Also, we seem to be a little short on submissions for Maine. If you’ve got any good sights, please submit them so we can improve on the only two we’ve posted so far, thanks 
Thanks to Ben Singleton.
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I submited one of a bridge just south of here.
Placemark: Google Maps / Google Earth
And of a stadium at university of maine at Orono.
oooops that is the same bridge
meant this one
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And here is the stadium I submitted.
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http://www.umaine.edu/virtualtour/pages-hi/AlfondInside.html
I’d submit them again but don’t want to look like i’m submitting the same thing over and over again.
the reason there aren’t any good Maine shots? because there is no zoom on the entire state. frustrating, I love Maine.
we do have a few areas of high res but mostly portland/other coastal regions.
It’s too bad because we have a lot to offer!!
DAMMIT! Now you’ve got that song in my head.
Neat pic. Goes well with that weird river / park thing in Tempe, AZ. from the dual mis-matched bridge pic.
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