Angharad Stone sent me this pic of a massive mirror with a map of the world on it from Le Vignoble, a new wine bar in Bristol.
Author: Steven
Map of the future
WTF is he thinking of? You may well ask.
Thierry Gregorius sent me this pic and I would probably have smiled and not bothered to upload it as it isn’t a Map in the Wild but then Ed Parsons chipped in on twitter with this gem of dry wit
I am expecting ructions from my co-editor when he sees this one.
Go Green, Breathe Clean
A really great sentiment! I really like the way the streets and green spaces are the background to the image.
Electricity House
Reinder Storm sent us these pix of an electricity substation in The Hague, Netherlands, that is neatly decorated with street maps.
“Cartographically inspired painting of a #electrichouse on the Lange Beestenmarkt in @GemeenteDenHaag @GekopKaarten @MapsintheWild
Maps always maps everywhere
Irresistible”
The world on a cow
Reinder Storm sent us this pic of a cow with the world on it which he spotted in the window of a house in The Hague, Netherlands.
I am not sure what projection this is?
All Saints Church
Elizabeth sent me this pic of a magnificent hanging panel at All Saints Church in Edmonton, UK
The world in concrete
Russ sent us this pic
“The US Naval Memorial has the whole world etched into the ground. Of course, the polished stone is the world’s bodies of water.”
Boston Hotel Art
Gretchen Peterson shared this Boston map from a hotel stay
“The decorator for this hotel must be familiar with cartography twitter. I’m impressed (despite it appearing to be unprojected).”
The Water of Leith
Tom Armitage shared these pics of a map trail embedded in the pavement.
“Map of the Water of Leith inlaid into the pavement at the Leith end of the walkway to Balerno. “
Here is another part of the path from Saughton Park courtesy of the Friends of Saughton
Nimbus Fish Hatchery
Another one from Cartonaut, this time from the Nimbus Fish Hatchery.
“Light illuminated animation showing how dams drastically reduced salmon and steelhead spawning grounds. Nimbus Fish Hatchery, American River
Given that it is the dry season, this may serve dual duty as statement and metaphor.”