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Google Maps has mapped a fairly large area of the civilized world, and it has brought us many wonders. Things appear a lot different from the sky as compared to what they look like on the ground. Rhett Dashwood spent a lot of time on Google Maps, scouting for images. He looked for both, natural land forms and man-made buildings that appeared in the shape of alphabets. Now, he has an interesting collection to show off.
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