Popular Photos on Google

I received this email from Google the other day

2,500,000
Hi Mike,
Wow, your photos are popular
People have seen your photos over 2,500,000 times, a new record for you on Google Maps. Thanks for sharing.
SEE YOUR PHOTOS

Nice to know I might not be popular but my photos are.. just the way I like it!

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