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Google Street View Photographs Same Woman 43 Times (PHOTOS)

Google Street View Wendy Southgate Terry Southgate

First Posted: 06/20/10 06:12 AM ET Updated: 05/25/11 05:10 PM ET

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Terry, 55, was curious to see if he could spot himself or Wendy, 52, on the site.

He was thrilled when he saw Wendy walking their dog Trixie - and followed their usual route online.

That left him gobsmacked as she popped up in shot after shot - as these snaps show

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Terry, 55, was curious to see if he could spot himself or Wendy, 52, on the site. He was thrilled when he saw Wendy walking their dog Trixie - and followed their usual route online. That left hi...
Terry, 55, was curious to see if he could spot himself or Wendy, 52, on the site. He was thrilled when he saw Wendy walking their dog Trixie - and followed their usual route online. That left hi...
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I'm an atheist, thank god.
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02:53 PM on 04/21/2010
Google should airbrush away any humans photographically captured in Street View.
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Taa - dah!
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08:53 PM on 04/20/2010
Videographer liked what he saw?
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