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I have downloaded the free version of Google Earth which is great, but only lets you focus in close on certain areas. I was wondering if anyone is using the advanced (pay for) versions and will they let you focus any area. I am trying to locate my property to see if the pond shows up.
In Dog Beers, I've had one.
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I can see my 1/2 acre pond in rural SW Miss. very well on terraserver.
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I have both the goggle earth and the world wind, for what ever reason the World wind is real blurry, the goggle earth is great, can almost get close enough to see the junk in the yard before it gets too blurry.
A little snow, Please! 
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My pond using Google Earth Plus (one of the pay versions). Eye altitude of 2283 feet. Pond size 1 acre.  I think resolution has more to do with images in a particular geogrphic area than GE pay vs. free versions.
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