Laure shared with me these world maps made of passports, visas, and stamps. She found it at her office in Basingstoke.

Olivia Brotheridge is a London based illustrator who makes a lot of maps. Elizabeth spotted this at the Royal Overseas League in London

Elizabeth spotted this lunchbox on the London Underground, it comes from the National Maritime Museum at Greenwich

Reinder saw this and said “… maybe, once, this was a useful map … “

A very faded and battered map of Monodendri that caught Reinder’s attention.

Reinder spotted this waterproof speaker that lets you sing in the shower, he said “Water-resistant wireless hands-free speaker – yes … with Cartographically inspired design … what else? #nolimits … I saw this one in the window of a Bookshop in The Hague” Quite why it is decorated with a map, I […]

From Reinder again. He said “… last post from Greece for now, at the airport of Athens. This is some kind of advertisement thing – don’t know what for, actually. Hope you like it. “ Anyone able to explain?

If you want some organic cheese delivered this may be the one for you. “… on a market for organic food, every Wednesday, on the Lange Voorhout, in The Hague”

Dimotiko Theatro is a subway station in Athens. This ceiling is pretty maptastic. (Regular readers will guess who sent me this)