NOAA Chart Overlays in Google Earth

[AnchorageGuy]

Doubt we'll get to Panama anytime soon but if we do I will borrow that metal detector. Gold Doubloons, yes? Chuck

[s/v Jedi]

Originally Posted by Waterwayguy

Doubt we'll get to Panama anytime soon but if we do I will borrow that metal detector. Gold Doubloons, yes? Chuck

It's good here... all the gold they robbed from Peru came over land to a couple of places on the Caribbean coast of Panama. The Rio Chagres here is sometimes called Rio d'Oro but when I prepared to take the metal detector to Fort San Lorenzo at the entrance of the Chagres, I read that thousands of metal detectors have already been there... and took hundreds of silver coins!! so, I didn't go there. Next thing I know is a bunch of people hauling up the canons of Henry Morgan's ships right there in front of San Lorenzo. Bronze ones grrrr... all I found until now is garbage and unidentified pieces of aluminium from ammunition or airplane parts...

ciao!
Nick.

[zeehag]

Originally Posted by Waterwayguy

Thanks all but I am really asking for chart overlays for Google Earth without additional software or needing an online viewer. I had this for a long time until I changed computers. Chuck

i saw that for which you and i have been seeking, but no tin recent editions of google earth...was 2008 edition.....