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Telegraph’s Google Street View Funny Images

Posted by editor On March - 22 - 2009

Telegraph.co.uk have 16 funny pictures from Google street view, you may continue to get updates via TelegraphPics on Twitter. I have find it very entertaining and stress-relieving. Here are some shots of google’s funny street view images, for more go to Telegraph’s site.

A life-size Paddington Bear was captured waving at the Google car in Trafalgar Square, London…

…and suspicions were raised he was stalking it when the bear was also caught on camera outside the British Museum

An aquatic lifeform is spotted crashing through the roof of a house in Oxford.

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One Response to “Telegraph’s Google Street View Funny Images”

Tera Online says:

April 16, 2013 at 8:59 am

Its good as your other articles : D, thankyou for posting . “History is a pact between the dead, the living, and the yet unborn.” by Edmund Burke.