Yearly archives: 2022
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Ben Flanagan shared this floating on the Manchester Ship Canal Gaia | Scale 1 : 1,274,200 | Created by @lukejerram using imagery from @NASAEarth A few days later (via the Manchester Evening News)
Julian Hoffman shared this eggsperimental map as part of the 30 Day Map Challenge. Technically not a map in the wild but I claim editor’s privilege on this one.
I think it is fair to describe my pal and co-founder of Mappery as a bit of a geonerd, I’d even describe him as suffering from GOD syndrome (Geo Obsessive Disorder). I’d say that this proves it: I’ve been looking for a way to ensure I line up my tableware. […]
My friend Elizabeth spotted this antique map photo frame in a charity shop and thought it would make a nice present for me 🙏 I thought it was the perfect frame for this beautiful photo of my much missed friend Malena Libman who passed away a little over a year […]
An 1893 page turner from the Eastern Telegraph Company, spotted in an antique shop near me. Stunning condition considering the age and intended use. James was kindly offering to buy and post at cost to get this to the right home, if anyone interested.
Perhaps the most notable feature of the station is its series of abstract maps, made from an intriguing assortment of materials. Here is one of East Berlin.
Chris North from Esri Canada was looking for the right tie on @gisday 2021. What will be his choice for the 2022 edition?
Mark Wilcox shared this pic of a map covered suitcase that he spies at the Classic exhibition at Birmingham’s NEC. It’s sitting on top of a classic red mini which takes me back to my teens, mine was yellow.