Tag Archives: Unidentified Earth

OK, we missed an installment last week, but never fear; we’re back and we’re traipsing the globe of Planet Google. But first, I’m shifting the ground rules here a bit: I’m going to deactivate comments on Unidentified Earth posts, so … Continue reading →

Last week’s entry took us out of the United States, all the way to Gibraltar (which I didn’t realize was that heavily wooded). This week’s takes us to…well, you tell me! Where are we?

Last week’s turned out to be quite the stumper, didn’t it? I call that a win for me, since I had to hand out a couple of hints. Hoo-ray! So, let’s see how we do this week: Where are we?

[Updated below, with the solution!] Well, I’d love it if one of these would stump my readers for more than a day! Last week’s entry was the Little Big Horn National Monument, which when I stopped there on a cross-country … Continue reading →

Time again to explore our world. Last week, in honor of the 30th Anniversary of Star Wars, our location was none other than Skywalker Ranch, where The Flanneled One resides. This week takes us to the thrilling location of…well, that’s … Continue reading →

Last week we saw Mount Rushmore. This week we offer…someplace else. Where are we?

Time for this week’s edition of Unidentified Earth, wherein my readers identify satellite images of cool stuff on Earth. With astonishing speed, I might add. Last week’s was probably too easy; it was the Vehicle Assembly Building at the Kennedy … Continue reading →

Two people got last week’s inaugural Unidentified Earth photo right; it was Crater Lake, Oregon. I have very vague memories of a trip my family made to Crater Lake when I was no more than four years old, and I’ve … Continue reading →

Here’s a new feature that I’m inaugurating, which will probably run on Thursdays: Unidentified Earth, wherein I’ll be ripping satellite images of notable locations on our planet, which you the Fine Readers will have to identify! Doesn’t that sound like … Continue reading →