http://bouldr.net/forum Thu, 05 Oct 2006 01:01:31 GMT Posts from the Bouldr forums http://bouldr.net/forums/Tips%20and%20Tricks/post/39 <p>Google is always expanding the hi-res imagery on their maps service, so when adding a problem or climb to Bouldr, it is often a good idea to switch to satellite view, and get as close in as possible.</p> <p>For example, <a href="http://bouldr.net/climbs?z=19&#38;lat=53.358674310343424&#38;long=-1.6543382406234741&#38;mt=k&#38;climb_type=All&#38;climb_grade=All&#38;login=&#38;swLat=53.35835415865182&#38;swLng=-1.6551697254180908&#38;neLat=53.3589944596299&#38;neLng=-1.6535094380378723&#38;submittedSearch=&#38;page=">The Buckstone</a> is clearly visible, as are many climbs around the <a href="http://bouldr.net/climbs?z=17&#38;lat=53.3529528370735&#38;long=-1.6392052173614502&#38;mt=k&#38;climb_type=All&#38;climb_grade=All&#38;login=&#38;swLat=53.35167204395135&#38;swLng=-1.642531156539917&#38;neLat=53.354233591711264&#38;neLng=-1.6358900070190432&#38;submittedSearch=&#38;page=">Stanage Plantation</a>. By zooming in, you can even pinpoint the climbs on the actual boulders!</p> Thu, 05 Oct 2006 01:01:31 GMT http://bouldr.net/forums/Tips%20and%20Tricks/post/39 Matt