22° 4′49.03″N 95°17′18.48″E Giant reclining and standing buddhas.

A totally immersive Google Earth exeprience developed as a side project by tech nerds.

20°28′13.80″S 69°36′41.92″W

20°13′16.72″S  69°47′44.70″W

40°58′13.49″N 75°37′54.26″W

41° 9′34.65″N 100°48′48.39″W

47°25′8.95″N 8°23′10.10″E

55°28′12.33″N  10°31′58.29″E

Emma Maersk under construction. It is currently the longest ship in use at 397m (1,300ft).

25°41′31.91″S 54°26′17.52″W

Perspective view

Nature fans and gardening fanatics alike can find inspiration by navigating the paths of Kew Gardens’ 326 acre site in glorious Google Street View. Take in the largest collection of plants in the world – 30,000 different species, including 14,000 trees – and iconic structures such as the Palm House and Pagoda.

Oh and that’s my house-mate Adam driving the ‘Gator’. Small Earth huh Have a butchers’

Update: Kew Gardens are currently running a competition for where you could be in with a chance to win a year’s membership (for you and a loved) to the Gardens. All you have to do is locate a few hidden things on Google Street view in park. There’s clues and hints on their Facebook and Twitter.