Nearest blogging neighbor
Spotted on Kymberlie and Christine's sites:
According to GeoURL, my nearest neighbor is Red Grand AM! (and by a funny coincidence, we both are using Robyn's header!).
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That's odd that she has the same header graphic. A and I were looking at our neighbors, and it seems like half the people are called "Monkey". We both found that amusing. I think it's a great idea, but it's a little weird to see how physically close you are to some bloggers.
Did you happen to see a place where you could look up addresses? I couldn't find one anywhere.
Howdy neighbor! Can you spare a cup of sugah?
How odd that we both used the same header, and I love your colors so much more then mine!
GG: I didn't see an address lookup, but when I first set up my site with GeoURL, I had my exact addr and the maps for my house are dead on (you can see our house), so I zoomed out to our zip code.
Susan: Sure thing! Thanks about the colors. I like your choices too. My blog was already purple (with some yellow and orange) when I started, so I just had to tweak and find more appropriate shades.
I used MSN terra, entered the address, then when the map came up I hit "info". The lat/long. values are hard to see, and the map sucks, but I'm thinking I'm close.
Red Grand Am is 2 miles from me, and you are 6 miles from me, Lisa.
Yes, I moved over Thanksgiving from Westminster to here. There goes your neighborhood! :-)
I cheated and just used 80138 zip code for my co-ords. Otherwise you could see my house.
Congrats on your move, Mary!