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Jayenkai
Created : 24 March 2009
 

House doodle!



https://news.bbc.co.uk/newsbeat/hi/newsbeat/newsid_7961000/7961224.stm
Teenager goes on travels, leaves behind a lovely picture.

hehe

 

Comments
Tuesday, 24 March 2009, 11:43
Phoenix
 		Was he trying to draw mine? Because it's almost to scale

Seriously though, I wonder how they found out. Do they sunbathe on the roof?
Tuesday, 24 March 2009, 14:05
CodersRule
 		I can think of two ways they found out:
1) The people had a mansion, maybe they had enough money to get BBC to report it
2) Google Earth is just older free versions of lots of different satellite image companies. (You can pay to get those maps) When something big happens, the image companies take a picture of the area. They give the old ones to Google Earth for free. They might have found out by randomly looking at one of those maps...