Monthly archives: December 2023

No that isn’t a typo, it’s a pun Reinder spotted this exquisite camper van in the Hague recengly. He said “Quite puzzling … I saw this van on the Suezkade in The Hague… but the maps concern Vancouver and surroundings. I hope you like it. ” Answer = “Yes we do”

Reinder shared this pic of a New Yorker cover

Ed Parsons and I stopped for coffee at the Anglers pub just outside Teddington and I spotted this map of the Thames Path on the wall so we had to get a pic or two.

Juliet Fall shared this with us, she said “Map globe! In this case, very much homemade and rather less glamorous but possibly still qualifying as a #MapInTheWild?” I think you are too modest Juliet, this is a gorgeous home made globe and definitely a map in the wild If you […]

Christina Herrick: My son found this one on his own, our new 🎄 edition

Amanda Huber, regular contributor, shared with us these Chrismas Baulbs

Sending Seasons Greetings to all of our followers around the world whatever you may be doing today.

It’s amazing what you can do with a bit of AI! I can imagine Santa saying “Surely there is a better way to plan all of these deliveries?”

Jeremy is starting to decorate his Christmas Tree with this elegant globe bauble

Posted on Mappery today because (spoiler alert) 21st December is the day Fogg arrives back in London. Original credit:

Laure shared with me these world maps made of passports, visas, and stamps. She found it at her office in Basingstoke.

Olivia Brotheridge is a London based illustrator who makes a lot of maps. Elizabeth spotted this at the Royal Overseas League in London

Elizabeth spotted this lunchbox on the London Underground, it comes from the National Maritime Museum at Greenwich

Reinder saw this and said “… maybe, once, this was a useful map … “

A very faded and battered map of Monodendri that caught Reinder’s attention.