| November 28, 2014 09:59AM |
Hello all! (First post.)
I have marked up paths that to my best knowledge shows various Colorado narrow gauge lines, but the google earth .kmz-files are not allowed as attachment. I have made a screen-dump of Google Earth showing my attempts to mark up the 3 Silverton-railroads (white lines are aerial tramways). Is there maybe a way to share Google-Earth paths (.kmz-files) in here? Could be like a joint effort, since I know that my files are not 100% correct. I have never been in the US (I'm from Norway), and my sources - besides visible clues in Google Earth, are historic photos and old maps provided by the USGS.
I have marked up paths that to my best knowledge shows various Colorado narrow gauge lines, but the google earth .kmz-files are not allowed as attachment. I have made a screen-dump of Google Earth showing my attempts to mark up the 3 Silverton-railroads (white lines are aerial tramways). Is there maybe a way to share Google-Earth paths (.kmz-files) in here? Could be like a joint effort, since I know that my files are not 100% correct. I have never been in the US (I'm from Norway), and my sources - besides visible clues in Google Earth, are historic photos and old maps provided by the USGS.
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