Cartonaut spotted this map of San Francisco peninsula for exclusivefresh.com on the back of their fish delivery van. A great pic at 60mph!
Maps in the Wild
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Doug Greenfield said “Bottle of red cuz dry January is over thank goodness”. Who are we to disagree?
Robert Simmon shared these from the Museo de Arte Precolombino in Santiago, Chile. I love the way the map wraps around the corner of the gallery. Timeline of pre-Colombian cultures mounted on the wall of the Museo de Arte Precolombino. The oldest cultures are dated to 14,000 BC.
A little bit of fun for you. We have teamed up with our friends at TripGeo who make a whole load of fun map and travel related games including my favourite Scrambled Maps (Warning – you may get hooked) to create a new puzzle for you Scrambled Maps in the […]
Andrew Tyrrell could have said “Here is one I made before” (readers of a certain age will get the cultural reference) but he was a bit more loquacious and said “Driving to #Queenstown to run my first half marathon tomorrow, and stopped off along Lake Cromwell to admire one of […]
Jeff Allen shared htis. No idea what or where the building is but this is spectacular. A little bit of image search and I discovered that this is Highland Hall on the University of Toronto Scarborough Campus, still spectacular.
Raf has been on a run of great maps in the wild recently. This one is a detailed aerial image on the label of Lacrima Olea, “The plots where the olives come from, in gold on top of the orthophotomap, is the label of Lacrima Olea, the Picual variety extra […]
Javier Jimenez Shaw spotted this giant ad at Alexanderplatz station, Berlin. We last saw Gordon on the London Underground, now he is in Berlin – he gets around!
