Taken by Jeremy Wright at the Kona Inn, Kona on Hawaii (the big island) this is a large and spectacular three-dimensional map using planes of wood to form the bathymetry around the islands. You quite often see these sort of relief maps made by those with access to laser cutting technology but not normally at this size. Try telling me you don’t want this on your wall. You’d be lying!
Cartographic sartorial elegance from T.J.Maxx? Fascinating showing the Americas drifting in a north easterly direction. Or just the shirt designer not giving […]
Ken posted this pic of these water bottles with a map of the Pacific Crest Trail – stay hydrated and don’t get […]
A range of images of the use of maps at John Glenn Columbus airport. The above a large compass rose inlay with […]
Reinder spotted this at the central railway station, in Leiden, the Netherlands
