Beyond "Streetview".

If we need/want to explore new territory, I have a habit of either "Flying" over it or "Driving" it with the aid of Google© maps.
We recently bumped into a stall at a "County fair" type thingy selling bracken based composts, which we have used before. The lass in charge may well have been from the farm, rather than a re-seller: however she instructed us to "come up to the farm, it'll be a lot cheaper". It was - less then half the stall price.
This was one location I could overfly, but not drive. For reasons best known to Google© they stopped at this bridge, whereas the road in fact goes quite a bit farther with a rough(ish) track off to the farm. I'd hate to be snowed in up yonder.

UPDATE This time I managed to "drive" down Google to the "Bitter end".

Now class, I want you to write a story with a bitter end.
"Our dog chased Mrs. Jone's cat down the garden and, justas she reached the hole in the fence he bit her end."

Product "gen."

"SECOND PRESTIGIOUS AWARD NOD FOR CUMBRIAN PEAT FREE COMPOST MAKER

Cumbria’s Dalefoot Composts has been shortlisted for the second year running in the prestigious House Beautiful Awards – this time for its ‘ewe-nique’ peat free compost for acid-loving plants.

Nominated in the best garden product category, Dalefoot’s Ericaceous Wool Compost Potting Mix has been shortlisted alongside six other garden must-haves from well-known manufacturers such as John Lewis and Cuprinol. Winners will be revealed at a ceremony at London’s Science Museum on 13 November. Last year Dalefoot’s Wool Compost for Seeds was also shortlisted."