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Maps in the Wild: Strand Station: The Former Aldwych Tube Station was originally named Strand after the street.MapsintheWild Strand Station...
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Maps in the Wild: Route 19 Brewing: Dean was happy to find @mapsinthewild on BlueSky and shared this T-shirt. DeanIt’s a t-shirt from Route 19 Brewing showing the roads of Cape Breton, NS. Damn nice...
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Maps in the Wild: Ainu Stories: Contemporary Lives by the Saru River: Elizabeth spotted these windows from the Ainu Stories: Contemporary Lives by the Saru River exhibition at Japan House in...
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Maps in the Wild: Halle De La Machine: I found this map of Calais when I visited the Halle de la Machine in the suburbs of Toulouse. The map shows the settlement of machines, like the one in the next...
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Maps in the Wild: David Hockney Immersive experience: These shots were taken at Lightroom, London’s David Hockney immersive experience.The show comes back on 17 June 2024.MapsintheWild David Hockney...
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Maps in the Wild: One World cafe, and more: Walking around Parson Green, I discovered this cafe and wine bar, which also sells furniture and cookware. It was too late on a Sunday evening to try it. And...
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Maps in the Wild: Ortelius and his Globe: Reinder shared this pic of Ortelius and his globe by Rubens from his visit to the Plantin-Moretus museum in Antwerp, Belgium.Nice detailMapsintheWild Ortelius...
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Maps in the Wild: Stanfords Discovered: My friend Elizabeth just discovered Stanfords store in Covent Garden, she couldn’t resist sending me a pic but asking me “do you know about this place?”...
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Maps in the Wild: Aerial Ping Pong: Derick Rethams spotted this beer mat in his local pub in Maida Vale. For those of you who are interestedSouthern Hemisphere IPA Northern Monk Collaboration. Motueka...
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Maps in the Wild: Missions of Mexico: Walter Schwartz sentg us this, he said “Northwestern Mexico, where Baja, Sonora, and Sinaloa provinces are found, has been home to a *lot* of missions since at...
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Maps in the Wild: Levis go Mappy: Marc-Tobias spotted these designery jeans on his travels in Japan. They are sort of must-have for map loving jeans wearers, you can buy them hereMapsintheWild Levis go...
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Maps in the Wild: OS Picnic Blanket: When your Canadian friends have just arrived in London and have settled in. I must admit I am still a bit jealous of their blanket.MapsintheWild OS Picnic Blanket...
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Maps in the Wild: Enter through the Mappy Doors: Reinder sent this pic of the entrance to the Dutch National Archive, he said “It’s hard to see – but these glass doors in the Dutch National Archives in...
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Maps in the Wild: Planet Gummi: Marc-Tobias said “Seen in Tokyo, fineprint says produced in Spain”MapsintheWild Planet Gummi...
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Maps in the Wild: Aime Cesaire by c215: This week, we start a series with the artist Christian Guemy. C215, Christian Guemy’s artistic pseudonym, is a French street artist renowned for his unique blend...
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Maps in the Wild: Africa Lion by C215: For our second episode, I chose this powerful image of a lion standing proudly over a map of Africa. It evokes the continent’s rich wildlife and the lion’s reign...
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Maps in the Wild: Antoine de Saint Exupery by C215: French author Antoine de Saint-Exupéry, known for “The Little Prince,” soars over his homeland on a vintage map of France. Where will imagination...
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Maps in the Wild: What matters is Love by C215: A masked Parisian embrace painted over a map of the City of Lights. C215 reminds us: “l’important c’est d’aimer” (what matters is love).C215, Christian...
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Maps in the Wild: Ho Chi Minh by C215: Revolutionary leader Ho Chi Minh gazes out from a vintage map of Vietnam. A symbol of resilience and national prideC215, Christian Guemy’s website...
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Maps in the Wild: Ben-Gurion by C215: David Ben-Gurion, Israel’s first prime minister, stands resolute on a 1950s Vidal Lablache map depicting the ancient Near East and the biblical history of the...
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