Other tourist hotspots to be captured by the all-seeing Street View camera include the Millennium Stadium, the Angel of the North, Loch Ness, the Eden Project and Warwick Castle. The 'wildcard', chosen by VisitBritain, is Bamburgh Castle in Northumberland, selected because it "represents a hidden gem, off the beaten track".
Google said: "Now it's down to our super fit tricyclists to get cracking and photograph these places so that curious historians, students and tourists all over the globe can soon admire the country's heritage and plan their next weekend away."
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- That doesn't help anyone except those paid to use Bing.
- Everyone else uses Google Maps and Google Earth. (Read the rest)
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Microsoft already done
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No one cares about Microsoft nor Bing.
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That doesn't help anyone except those paid to use Bing.
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