Where we’ve been so far on our round the world trip. Give the little markers time to load.
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This looks great! How did you manage to put a google map into your page? Looks like you’ve got to see everything in South East Asia, happy travels!
Hahahaha! Not yet, we haven’t. We basically did the bottom halves of Laos and Vietnam, and a little bit of Thailand, so we’re looping back round the top. You create the map in Google Maps. Then they have an embed code so you can place it on the page, and the page updates as you update it in the Google Maps. Was hoping to draw wiggly lines along the roads, but Google only supports that in Thailand.
Very cool indeed, happy travels as my wife and I will also be embarking on our own extended travels.
Nice idea; I was impressed that you can move the map around and it updates fairly quickly, even with a slow net connection. Sooner or later I’ll add a map of my own.
Hey your site is awesome full of good quality info. Have you travelled to south america yet- I am off to Brazil and Argentina in starting in Jan and was wondering if you had any tips
Gosh. I just realised I never answered this. I’m so sorry. We haven’t been to South America for almost five years, and then it was Central America rather than South America, so I can’t help with any country-specific tips here. There’s a new website by their tourist board, http://www.braziltour.com, which looks like it has some good ideas on places in Brazil.
This is fantastic. Im so glad I stumbled upon your blog!
Why, thank you, and welcome aboard…