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Maps in the Wild: Tupungato Chardonay: If you have to print something on a case of wine then why not print a map of its origin? I admire Reinder’s choice of wines.More on Mappery....
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Maps in the Wild: Saudi Arabia on stilts: Saudi Arabia’s provinces on stilts posted by Thierry Gregorius More on Mappery....
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Maps in the Wild: Africa throws: Some African throws in Eastern DC market, originally posted Rhodes CartographyMore on Mappery....
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Maps in the Wild: Hoodie and shorts: Quite an outfit! Originally posted by Kurt Menke – geomenke@fosstodon.org More on Mappery....
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Maps in the Wild: Wine named after 39 degrees Latitude: Ken posted this bottle of Line39 named after the 39th parallel and claiming to be “wine without parallel” (contains sulphites). Hmm.More on...
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Maps in the Wild: Gates of haarlem: Pretty cool map in the wild on a gate in the streets of Harleem. Original post: Maria Ruehringer More on Mappery....
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Maps in the Wild: floor: Some impressive maps which look like they are marble on the floor of @paleisamsterdam, originally posted by Barry Ruderman from Raremaps.comMore on Mappery....
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Maps in the Wild: CartoFail Tattoo: A cartofailure with a Tattoo, thanks to @lecartopgraphe for sharing.Just in time to celebrate #MapFailbruaryMore on Mappery....
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Maps in the Wild: Leap of the imagination: Happy Leap Day! “Who knew that shallots were mini topo maps” posted Amanda Huber with quite some leap of the imagination!More on Mappery....
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Maps in the Wild: Street Map Edge Painting: Reinder spotted these books in Antwerp.“Wow – never saw this before: cartographical decorated head (or top) edge of a book. I ran into this one in Antwerp,...
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Maps in the Wild: Wear the World’s Routes: Marc-Tobias could not resist a vist to Stanford’s London store and there he spotted these t-shirts, very useful if you are sailing across the Atlantic...
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Today we passed 1,000 followers, hopefully we bring a bit of mappiness to your day..Thanks to all of you who contribute #MapsintheWild, there wouldn't be any fun here without you - keep 'em coming!
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Maps in the Wild: Let’s Decant the World: Sean Wiid of UP42 sent me this pic of his Christmas gift, I guess someone knows him pretty well.More on Mappery....
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Maps in the Wild: Historic Trails of North America: This pic from @wijfi comes from the Morris Museum in Morristown, NJFred J. Kingan (American, 1887-1947)MAP OF HISTORIC TRAILS, THE UNITED STATES OF...
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Maps in the Wild: Queenhithe Mosaic, a map within a map: Marc Tobias was in London for a few days spotting Maps in the Wild. He sent me this “Queenhithe is a historic ward of London at the Thames,...
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Maps in the Wild: The Circle to Search Line: Ed Parsons spotted this piece of Becksploitation by Samsung on the London Underground.The blurb says:When is a circle not a circle?The Circe Line? More an...
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Maps in the Wild: Run Free!: Alastair Graham sent me this pic of a box he received with some new trail running kit from Harrier. That looks like serious stuff but I guess you would need it to zip up...
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Maps in the Wild: Mosaic map of Delft: Impressive mosiac map of Delft, posted by Hans van der Kwast @hansakwastMapsintheWild Mosaic map of Delft...
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Maps in the Wild: Switzerland in 3D Magnificence: This stunning relief map was sent to us by Scott Simmons who spotted it at the Swiss National Museum in Zurich.MapsintheWild Switzerland in 3D...
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Today we get a mention in the New York Times #MapsintheWildhttps://www.nytimes.com/2024/03/09/style/maps-design.html?unlocked_article_code=1.bU0.QHUo.VI-VXXMs84hj&smid=em-share
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