Flanders was famous for lace production in the 1500s and this “lace” map of (and in) Bruges plays homage to that.
Obviously an actual lace map would be unable to withstand the elements, but this synthetic one produces a remarkable lace effect. The shot above is backlit by the sky and an autumnal tree, those below “zoom out” show it in context.
Ed Freyfogle, my co-host on the Geomob Podcast pointed me at this beauty via Billy Corben Florida man with Florida tattoo on […]
There are many gateways onto the Ashdown Forest, this map shows routes into the forest from The Gallipot Inn. From here paths […]
My friend Mark is a Blue Badge Guide, he took a group of friends to the Imperial War Museum to visit the […]
Reinder sent us this nice selection of globes on display in a bookshop in Rotterdam
