Dr Sara Hannafin sent us this geology gem representing the Ireland. A bit of browsing the internet gave me:
Clocha na hEireann is a collaborative 1916 commemoration work between stone masons from every corner of Ireland. They each used stone native to their county to produce a magnificent carving that represented some aspect of their cultural identity. Carvings included everything from county emblems to representations of local mythology, geographical features, architecture and history.
Erik Meerbaum is on fire! Here is another great Map in the Wild from FOSS4G in Bucharest “You can find me next […]
Today is GIS Day (for open source geeks, tomorrow is PostGIS Day) Angharad Stone, who is one of the map-maddest people I […]
Sanghee Shin shared these 4 flags. Today I encountered the Guardians of the four cardinal directions at Gongsanseong Fortress, Gongju City, Korea. […]
Reinder Storm shared this stunning map bench with us. “In The Hague there are some street furniture items that are cartographically decorated. […]
