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So the security guards at the main entrance to the University of Pretoria (a.k.a. Yunibesithi ya Pretoria) on Lynnwood Road said it would be no problem for Karl and me to drive into the campus and take a look around. The last remaining stump of Roper Street took us to the foot of the Geesteswetenskappe (Humanities) building where I pulled up to take a few pictures of my 1980 model Alfa Romeo Spider 2000. In the old days when Roper Street was still open, I often used to park the Alfa under this building (and also picked up a few tickets there). It's now the entrance to my alma mater, where I spent eight wonderful years. Photographed in Pretoria, South Africa on the afternoon of Sunday, December 19, 2010.
British map of Leonforte and surrounding area of Sicily.
One of a series of maps and sketches loaned for scanning by the Hastings and Prince Edward Regimental Museum in July 2023 and October 2025. The maps relate to the landing of the regiment in Sicily in 1943.
So that I didn't get lost wandering around. It's worth noting here that I only went to Pinneberg because my dad's side of the family was in a Displaced Persons camp here for a number of years -- the story is that the barracks are all torn down now, and were turned into a sports field, but that's about all the information I had. So I have no idea what I found, but I wanted to look around anyway.
This was a map rack I made as a gift. It was based on some information Chez Larsson gave me on a similar rack (and she had a better photo than mine!).
Map created with iPhone Tracker
petewarden.github.com/iPhoneTracker/
The nice thing is, I can point to just about every one of the out of town dots, and remember happy hikes, meals with friends, setting out on exciting journeys...
What's this all about? www.guardian.co.uk/technology/2011/apr/20/iphone-tracking...
Personally, I'm OK with the iPhone storing information about where I've been. It's not like I'm not already tweeting about it, uploading photos to Flickr, reviewing things on Tripadvisor and so on...
Zoom into this map at maps.bpl.org.
Author: National Woman Suffrage Pub. Co.
Publisher: Allied Printing Trades Council
Date: 1918
Location: United States
Dimension 32 x 49 cm.
Scale: Scale not given
Call Number: G3701.F9 1918 .N38x
using the free InstaMapper iPhone app, today i recorded every 2 minutes my GPS position. My iPhone didn't move all afternoon ... interesting ... i'm putting this down to a Government conspiracy, that or my iPhone is lying to me. not sure which one yet.
just for reference, i was sitting right under the green diamond all afternoon