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In the car I was like Tina Thörner, the famous Swedish map reader. We did not miss one singel turn. That I know of.
Maps of global progress toward grain fortification are consistently the most popular download from FFI's website. Here Bob Baldwin shares a slide with the 2011 map during a meeting of the International Federation for Spina Bifida and Hydrocephalus in 2011.
This half-assed map shows most of the larger things I've planted, as well as some of the larger things I intend to plant. The top/right half of the map is largely undesigned still, will work on it more this winter. The bottom is North, where the land borders White Oak Rd. Most of the photos I've taken deal with this bottom, heavily-designed portion. Smaller shrubs and groundcovers are not detailed here, and it's subject to change.
Nice vintage map. You can never have too many maps.
I'm uploading scans from 2009. I'll have to dig around to find the sources for some of these bits.
Both Wairakei Resort Hotel Taupo and Chateau Tongariro Hotel Mt Ruapehu are centrally located in North Island, New Zealand.
The map of the PATCO (Port Authority of the Delaware River) subway from downtown Philadelphia to Camden, NJ. Inside the 9th-10th & Locust station in downtown Philly.
My best guess at the territories of the local Red-tails and Peregrines based on 2015 sightings. Fun stuff!
Rhizocarpon geographicum
See an interesting article on the use of lichens to measure the date of deposition.
www.blackwellpublishing.com/Microbiology/pdfs/lichens.pdf
yellow-green islands are areolae
black fungal hypothallus at the margin.
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Map of ancient Pompeii, main entrance is on lower left and a quick walk from the Circumvesuviana rail stop. During the initial excavations many of the artifacts were taken to Naples and are still housed in the museum there so your visit should be augmented with that trip.. If you get hungry, a cafeteria is located near the bath. Prepare to spend a long day and wear your walking shoes. It amazed me how freely I was allowed to explore the site
This map was created after the trip was over. The only pre-objectives of the trip were whales and astronomy. I hadn't even set myself duration or distance limitations. As it turned out, in 19 days I drove 8,856 kms (5,508 miles). The photos that follow are a record of the things I saw on the trip.
Saturday night my brother took advantage of me being really high and persuaded me to enter an orienteering competition the following afternoon.
So on sunday we both joined our parents - lifelong orienteering enthusiasts - and went all together to the event. Haven't been with a map and compass for at least ten years, I felt a bit strange in a starting corridor but once i went in a forest I was surprised how pleasant it was. Though my thirty years older father beat us with ease, I enjoyed that hour in a forest so much as well as meeting other club members who I haven't seen for so long.
Great afternoon, thanks bro!