Ok here is my try to outsmart John and Co with Blogtastic effects. Below is the route taken on my first two runs. (This is stll work in progress. Cant get the route displayed at the moment!!)
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Blogging my way back to fitness!!
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steady on old chap - you'll be showing me up with maps and stuff!
Actually I've been meaning to take a look at this: http://www.google.com/apis/maps/documentation/mapplets/
not sure what it does and might be a bit too techie - looks good though!
just noticed... adsense and a link to your web too, thats the idea!
Made £0.00 from adsense on my running blog though
I'm trying but very new at this web lark.
I couldnt get the full URL of that Google API thing as when i copied and pasted it was not recognised as a valid URL.
Yep Got the adsens idea from your site and the link to my money-savings.
I will let you know if i ever get anything from mine. Can you have a counter on these blogs?
Have you thought about using Google Gmaps Pedometre (http://www.gmap-pedometer.com/) which is something John informed me about?
It allows you to physically mark your route on a map and accurately (at high resolution) calculates the route's distance.
It will initially show you the USA. Simply click on the "more options" hyper-link and select "United Kingdom" and "Hoylake" in the 'Jump To'.
Go to the resolution of your choice (the higher the more accurate). Click the "Start Recording" button. Then double-click at the start location of your run. Double-click the next point on the map... and so on until the whole route has been completed.
It's really good. Must be - John recommended it to me and he's pretty good with these types of things.
I have now added you under "Blogger Friends" against my blog.
Thank you for adding me as a link on your blog.
Thanks Mike. Much appreciated. I will check it out.
no need for a web counter, just use google analytics.
Copy n paste the javascript they provide, modify your template and simply paste that javascript in the right place (just before /body) and you'll get all the stats that you could ever imagine
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