Originally posted by Matthew Malone, saying, “As a geographer, how I told my son the ground would look during his first flight.”
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Matt Malone spotted this, he said “Babe…wake up, the new South Amerfrica globe just dropped!” I though this could be a fun game on April Fools Day, sometimes known as Trump This Day. Loads of possibilities open up – Amerada, Ameriland, Ameranama, Amerikraine, Russikraine and so on. Post your global […]
Tom MacWright posted a pic of this massive panorama at Queens Museum, NY. “The Panorama of the City of New York is an urban model of New York City that is a centerpiece of the Queens Museum. It was originally created for the 1964 New York World’s Fair.” Wikipedia
Raf shared this – cardboard cube containing 3 litres of Dolmens wine from wine making region Empordà in Catalunya by Celler Cooperatiu d’Espolla. The title to this post is a little homage to “Box of Rain” by Phil Lesh of the Grateful Dead who passed a few months ago (a […]
Barry shared this, he said “Ticket to Ride UK+Ireland game map. With enough resources you can even run a transatlantic boat service…”
Manny Ownoh shared this pic of a telephone street cabinet covered in a stylised map of Rathlin Island, Co Antrim.
It never ceases to make me smile at how many bottles of wine or beeer end up here as maps in the wild. This ones comes via our friend Raf in Barcelona. “Terra Seca is a red wine from Terra del Priorat cellar, made with garnatxa negra and carinyena, in […]
Yves van Goethem shared this a while ago. “I love @openstreetmap. I have heavily relied on it for all my bike trips & long travels, I have modestly contributed to it over the years & I have used tons of apps for navigation, layers, drinking water, etc. Never would I […]
I found it in a souvenir shop in Tromso. The Artic cathedral qualified as a Map in the Wild by half its coordinates.
