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Signed Goonies map that I added Corey Feldman to.
I met Corey at the London Film and Comic Con.
For a full travel blog about my trip visit: www.travelshorts.com/london-film-and-comic-con-2011/
Ian, Drew, Matt, and Meghan outside the Crowne Plaza hotel (The Hamilton). 1001 14th St NW, Washington, DC.
A map showing how Christianity spread in the first 600 years after Christ.
Dark shading: Predominantly Christian by AD 325
Lighter shading: Predominantly Christian by AD 600
1. Ireland
2. United Kingdom
3. Spain
4. France
5. Germany
6. North Africa
7. Egypt
8. Israel
9. Asia Minor (modern Turkey)
10. Macedonia
11. Italy
12. Mediterranean Sea
13. Black Sea
Sources:
Coasts, lakes, rivers: Natural Earth Data (public domain).
Imagery: Natural Earth Data (Natural Earth II) (public domain).
Bible places: Bible Geocoding used under CC BY 4.0.
Made with reference to this map at Wikimedia Commons.
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Map and selected species info board in Jersey Farm Woodland Park, Sandridge, Hertfordshire. Photographed 11 November 2012.
When Gothenburg was founded in 1621, the area of "Slottsskogen" (English: "Castle Forest") was a forest that belonged to the Old Älvsborg fortress. In 1868 Slottsskogen finally become the property of the citizens of Gothenburg. In the 1870s the city had grown to the vicinity of the forest, and merchant August Kobb took initiative to create the city park, which has the character of an English garden with lawns, ponds and trees.
Pluma fuente "escolar" para principiantes. Es bastante buena para su categoria. Esta disponible solo en punto extra fno. $44 en Office Depot Carranza de SLP
Image Title: St Christopher or St Kitts [cartographic material]
Author & Publisher: Great Britain War Office
Scale: 1:63,360
General Note: Prepared and brought up to date by Major J.A. Burdon
Includes relief shown by contours and hachures and spot heights; Inset of Plan of Basseterre
LOC call no.: G5040 1942.G7
more information available from Penn State University; Donald W. Hamer Maps Library
Morocco.
Rabat.
Chellah, (Arabic: شالة) or Sala Colonia is a necropolis and complex of ancient Roman Mauretania Tingitana and medieval ruins at Rabat, Morocco. It is the most ancient human settlement on the mouth of the Bou Regreg River.
A map from the Worldmapper World Population Atlas: www.worldpopulationatlas.org
(c) Sasi Research Group, University of Sheffield
Map of what the Earth might look like 50 million years in the future, from Dougal Dixon's "After Man".
Over my life I have slept quite many nights outside. Some places have been occupied multiple times. Red dots depict an approximate location. Nights spent while serving in the army have been left out on purpose. Some places must be missing but I'm too lazy to edit this before some bigger updates are needed. What will your maps look like? And sorry for choosing an old map for the base. Soviet Union is no more...
The floor mosaic is located in the apse of the church of Saint George at Madaba. It is not oriented northwards, like modern maps, but faces east towards the altar in such a fashion that the position of places on the map coincides with the actual compass directions. Originally, it measured 21 by 7 m and contained over two million tesserae. Its current dimensions are 16 by 5 m. (Wikipedia)