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Dr Fiona Tweedie sent us this Geological Map of the British Isles made simply from bits of geology.

A 3D metal view of the rivers Rhône and Saône at their confluence in Lyon.

Like Nigel I could not have resited to bring back such a souvenir.

This escalator is the Department of Motor Vehicles in Geogetown. Charles Robbins says that this is a Sanborn fire map

Geography on a bag… ok Plastic but at least this one can help to learn something.

The first time Hans van der Maarel thought it was “Tanaka contours!”. Turns out that’s exactly what they are!

Olivia Powell found these lampshades. one can find more creations from Edwige Bregaint on her website.

Dan Harris bought a vintage mechanical watch. This was made in 1957 to celebrate the launch of Sputnik 1 and has a map and rockets on it. And Dan loves maps and rockets.

A bit used on the America side but almost brand new in Europe and Africa, definitely not brand new shoes found in a thrift shop in The Hague by the indefatigable map wanderer Reinder Storm