Finally I can see exactly how much longer the 'scenic route' to work is.
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They didn't invent this, Yahoo! has done it for a while and I know of a couple of mashups that do the same thing, but still -- it's pretty handy!
At the moment all distances are shown in yards and miles -- maybe the next release can show us some metric love?
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