Blogs + GPS = geo-blogging!

I want to introduce our new project mytrails.ru
The site is built on the idea of ​​sharing GPS tracks, information about where the subscriber is physically located at any time, as well as about interesting places and travels,

Mytrails is:

• A convenient way to store and organize your tracks recorded by GPS receivers
• Compose track descriptions
• Show them to friends and acquaintances and follow the travels of mytrails.ru/tracks/show/id/161 friends .
• Download them in common file formats (as long as they are supported
  GPX, PLT (OziExplorer), KML (Google Earth), WPT (OziExplorer) - send files in your own formats - we will do support)
• Keep your track and travel database mytrails.ru/denn/tracks?map=on
• Lay tracks on the map and plan routes
• Add photos with Geo tags (still very raw functionality in closed testing)
• Automatically arrange geo tags.
• Insert tracks into your blogs
  example - a blog on wordpress denn.mytrails.ru/2009/09/21/piter-2
  or in livejournal dennsy.livejournal.com/8087.html
  in addition, there is a refinement of the application for facebook
  on the line vkontakte!
• Keep your base of interesting points on Earth
• Also, Wikipedia and Geocaching articles are uploaded to the site - it’s very convenient to see all the points on the map when plotting a route.
• The site is integrated with the Google map client for mobile devices, which allows you to transfer your current coordinates to the site. Your friends will follow your journey! You can record your tracks online. Of course, we took care of data privacy - you can restrict access to this information at will.
  The list of users of mytrails using this technology mytrails.ru/user/list

and some more pictures

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1, And one of our users is traveling around India right now.
Watch his track!


2
Our trip to Peter


and so, the track looks like on the site
And so on my blog

Ps
Non-profit project mytrails.ru. Developed by a group of enthusiasts and travel enthusiasts. Initially, we planned to create a site only to store our tracks recorded by GPS receivers, but gradually it grew and began to live its own life.
We need your feedback and suggestions!
Write to the blog or mail denn@ukoloff.com