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Comparing map resolution, zoom ability, and timliness of Google vs. Yahoo vs. Mapquest vs. Live of the office location of webmediarx.com.
Taken full zoom in satellite view and all saved out as JPG 75 from photoshop screenshots.
See Yahoo: flickr.com/photos/ryno/2455770172/
See Live: www.flickr.com/photos/ryno/2455113581/
See Mapquest: flickr.com/photos/ryno/2455769930/
Map of the South Caucasus countries (Abkhazia, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Georgia, Nagorny Karabakh, and South Ossetia)
I cut the crab out of the solid color paper and placed it on top of part of a map making it look more dimensional than the scan shows.
Last time I announced that this year I will crack the '500' to my world map puzzle collection.
These 500 items include some map puzzles which were redesigned or 'beautyfy' with some stickers / disney players. So I was wondering if I should banish them from my collection.
For me as a collector it's important to have a well-defined collecting field. And actually, I want to collect "jigsaw puzzles showing the world before 1946" and not a vintage map with Donald or Goofy.
What do you think? Maybe you can help me!
mapa inventado
de viajante a deriva
rotas desconhecidas
trajetórias não traçadas
sigo assim vulnerável
abandonada pelo certo, pelo determinado
vou andando cega
nesta liberdade tão nova em que qualquer paradeiro cabe, qualquer vontade pode ser
Tamanho Grande: 27,5cm x 37cm
Headed to Tijuana tomorrow. I have to drive all the way through, coming in from the east (Tecate), headed to a hospital by the bull ring, which is in the north-west corner by the US/Mexico border. It's not going to be fun.
Medium Map Bangle measures approximately 3/4" wide and 1/8" deep. Made with map and scrapbook paper. Map paper has been stained to give it an aged look.
Perfect gift for that friend who loves to travel.
These are like one I mentioned in my Junk Drawer zine, where I tend to find my way around the city by drawing out directions on little scraps of paper, which get stuffed into my wallet or backpack.
Taken at Latitude/Longitude:51.516155/-0.149616. 0.44 km East West End of London England United Kingdom (Map link)