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Aldridge? We can see right through you…
Reader Mike Hawes requested that I do the Google Earth overlay trick with last weekend’s Aldridge Northwest 1914 map, so I’ve done just that. This was a very difficult one to align, as something seems erroneous about the drafting of … Continue reading →
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Tagged Aldridge, Canal, Common, Dumblederry, Google Earth, GPS basemap, KMZ, Leighswood, Local History, Mike Hawes, mining, old map, Old maps, OS Map, overlay, scanned maps, Staffordshire
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