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Added the destination tags to my map today and I love this idea :-)
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I was jealous that Cincinnati, Cleveland, St. Louis, and Western New York all had maps of their Lenten fish fries, so I made one for Pittsburgh. I am astounded and excited to report that my fish fry map is approaching 5,000 views since I posted the link last Wednesday... Attempting to get it findable through a Google search by posting it here.
an old but useful survivalist trick to keep from getting lost in the desert: pee your route so far, taking special note of any vista points.
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.
The only daladala map of Dar es Salaam I have ever seen and you can barley read the legend. It's made my a cell phone company that now goes under a different name. At the bottom, its says 0748 (I have no idea about those numbers) and then: "we have arrived, we have listened." Certainly a slogan for an up and coming cell company.
... of the hike photographed in this set. See this page for an interactive map.
Our hike is the red track. We had hoped to connect to Westface Trail (black track), and take it over to Fantasy Canyon to make a loop trail, but despite how close we came, we never could find the end of that trail.
Additionally, it was already close to 3pm, and on a late October day, we weren't sure we had enough daylight to do the loop option.
Please see my webpage on this hike for a complete trip report.
I'm really enjoying the map like Washi Tape that I bought at Michael's. Another card for Gina for RMA mailmesomeart.blogspot.com/2012/11/mail-art-call.html.
Phil paced Ingrid from Sierra at Lake Tahoe to the Big Meadow trailhead parking lot - approximately 20 miles. Ingrid solo'd the 60.4 miles from Homewood to Sierra without sleep, and was pretty shagged.
Caption: This map shows the various Mennonite mission outreach locations in Brazil.
Citation: Mennonite Board of Missions Photograph Collection. Mission to Brazil, 1954-1970. IV-10-7.2 Box 2 Folder 20, Photo #3. Mennonite Church USA Archives - Goshen. Goshen, Indiana.
Image on the left is processed "the usual way" in Registax, using a single aligment point, limiting the best couple of hundred of the 450 frames, and applying gaussian wavelet processing to produce a single bitmapped frame. Image on the right uses the same source AVI file, but 11 separate alignment points spread around the frame to produce 11 separate bitmaps that are then Registax-stacked into a single, better final frame. This is called MAP processing (multi-alignment-point).
Scope and mount supplied by 3RF (see www.3rf.org).
New maps of Sorrow. Digital collage printed to acetate and layered. Nice to place in front of an X-Ray light table!
this room houses a series of topographical map of Italy, commissioned almost 1500 years ago! The amazing thing is these maps are considered like 75% accurate...impressive.
One map is enough.
Exploring the very local. Looking for nature, wildness, simplicity, perhaps even adventure. Looking to put nearby nature in everyday lives.
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!