Google Streetview sees house on fire!

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Google StreetView has been a peculiar bird since its inception earlier this century. It's been blamed for voyeurism, the trampling of privacy rights, and other infractions, but then again it's also been known to capture a few nose pickers or two—so it's a wash as far as I'm concerned. Today, we received word it has some hot new imagery on its hands, literally. As in, this burning house on Eagle Point Drive in sunny Sherwood, Arkansas. [Google StreetView via J-Walk Blog]

Thoughts?? I found this interesting -- I mean, what's google gonna do, go hunting for people in trouble like superman and report everything it sees? Naw.

#507038

I do know that street view requires a car to drive everywhere to see houses and stuff. But, that's wild that the car happened to see a house fire. There's nothing that he/she could do about it.

#507044

damn thats hot!

sorry had too...

I wonder if they'll have a virtual tour of hollywood house's?

#507047

I love Google Streetview. Its very useful than just looking in a plain map. However, streetview could have been better if it was more detailed.

#507050

I wonder if they'll have a virtual tour of hollywood house's?

They may if they're not gated houses.

#507053

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Thoughts?? I found this interesting -- I mean, what's google gonna do, go hunting for people in trouble like superman and report everything it sees? Naw.

HOLY SHIT!! I live in Sherwood, AR. I just read the city and state.

#507054

Well to be fair, the fire department was already there.

#507057

Well, actually it's not in Sherwood, AR. It's in Gibson, AR. Here's a link of the street they're on. And it should tell more on the site. http://tinyurl.com/6jhhvc

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