{{blog post |date=2017-12-30 14:22 UTC+8 |location=Fremantle |categories=maps; posters; Stornoway; Hebrides; Scotland; woodworking }}
...e. It's not large, but looks nice, and reminds me both of how nice printed maps can be (on good, thick, paper) and also of Stornoway (where I spent a few d
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So take photos, draw maps, write blog posts, explore the world and record what you see. Don’t devis
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[[Category:Maps]]
- maps
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So it turns out that the Map and Chart shop in Freo does print Openstreetmap maps to order. It seems like they can do any A-size paper and any scale, on nice
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...ed by volunteers like you. With more and more people helping to make great maps, we need bigger and faster servers to keep up with the demand. If you enjoy
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...ially in relation to how we might be able to use it while working on the ''Maps for Lost Towns'' [http://geogeeks.org/ Geogeeks] project.
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Take, for example, cartography: some map-makers produce ‘upside-down’ world maps, on which Australia is at the top of the page, and Europe and the USA down
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...s a terrific idea, and the sun came out after we'd passed Toodyay. The OSM maps on the Prospector showed their normal red dot which didn't ''quite'' keep u
...os, but I was in the mood for filing in blanks on the Commons and Wikidata maps. The place we ended up at for lunch was nice: a cafe in the old postmaster'
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