Arnaud

Spotted outside the Queen’s Park Farmers’ Market, London.

Lose Hill is situated in the Peak District on a nice trail from Mam Tor. This hill offers a 360-degree landscape.

Our followers will recognise the view from a few days ago with my Hip Flask. Now here is the OS Picnic Blanket standing on a proper map in the wilderness of the Peak District.

I found this t-shirt in a Store in Rome

A nice coffee table with the usual missing NZ and MZ, but Central America has vanished; nonetheless, the British Isles are gone. I will not buy it.

The window marks the location of the Grafton Mall in Cambridge

I am very curious about the projection used, but it’s still a nice map for an Easter Egg hunt in London. This one was visible at Farringdon, London.

Another finding in a gallery in Cambridge, from the artist The Real Hackney Dave

My hip flask is visiting the Peak District. This might be the beginning of a Series. NB: We are in the UK with amazing whiskies, but the content is a Rum Agricole from Guadeloupe.

My mum sent me this picture for my birthday—her first Map in the Wild.

Originally posted by Matthew Malone, saying, “As a geographer, how I told my son the ground would look during his first flight.”

I found this at the railway station in Hamburg, Germany.

I found it in a specialized football merch shop in Cambridge, this time with a map.

I found it in a souvenir shop in Tromso. The Artic cathedral qualified as a Map in the Wild by half its coordinates.

One can find almost everything at Camden Market.