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Google Local Guides Program

Received an interesting mail from Google this morning regarding some photos I posted for the Bicycle Hotel in Amsterdam.

They let me know that the two photos have reached a view of over 4000 each.

They then informed me that contributing content to the Google Maps system could get me 1Tb of free storage.

The Google Local Guides program gives users the opportunity to level up for some good benefits.


If you like me take a lot of pictures, have a look at the service. You could get some free storage.

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