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Another Raf’s contribution with the plots where the olives come from, in gold on top of the orthophotomap, is the label of Lacrima Olea, the Picual variety extra virgin olive oil home-grown and cold-pressed produced by Cooperativa de Godall, Catalunya

It’s summertime, so if you visit Embrun in France, don’t miss the chance to visit this cafe, approved by Mr Le Cartographe. And I am pretty sure the fireworks tonight to celebrate Bastille Day will be worth the visit as well.

Raf shared this guide map to somewhere in Beijing

Raf shared a lot of maps. Here is the beginning of the series. Hand-drawn map on a blackboard inside El Refugi, a small eat and drink place in Arbolí, Catalunya

Cartonaut sent us this bronze orientation map on top of Mt. Pisgah in Oregon

Here is the London Underground Map… in cross stitch. Shared by GirlOnTheNet

BetweenInjuries sent us this Nordés Gin from Spain

CartoDataViz shared this 3d topographic map of a part of the botanical garden in Wellington

That is a lovely bag.

Garett found a map in Église Saint-Étienne-du-Mont, near the Panthéon in Paris.

An Ordnance Survey water bottle with contour lines.

I came across this van on my way to the GeovationHub for Gemob London.

There’s something magical about discovering a beautifully illustrated tourist map like this one from Howth. These pictorial gems transform simple navigation into an adventure, especially this one, where you can imagine yourself hunting a treasure on an Island. Thanks, Catherine, for sharing it.

Gaia by Luke Jerram, the sculpture of Earth, is on display at the Old Library of Trinity College in Dublin—photos from Catherine.

“Without Geography you’re Nowhere”, seen at Trinity College in Dublin by Catherine.