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Got to love the Brits and their love for physical maps.

• Symbiote 4y ago
  You can see the map he's looking at here: https://maps.walkingclub.org.uk/os.html?center=50.59818,-2.03948,16 https://maps.walkingclub.org.uk/os.html?center=50.59818,-2.0... -- centred on the village containing the pub, not the true north place. Note it doesn't work with an adblocker enabled. (I don't think the API to show the maps is free.)/
  • paganel 4y ago
    Thanks for the actual link, I see lots of physical details included in there, which I pretty much dig. Related, during the last two weeks or so I've been immersing myself in exploring the topographical maps of Bulgaria the Soviets drew towards the end of the '80s (it was for a personal project of mine). For those interested the map can be found in here [1], by scrolling further down the page, a typical map-sheet looks something like this [2] [1] http://web.uni-plovdiv.bg/vedrin/index_en.html http://web.uni-plovdiv.bg/vedrin/index_en.html [2] http://web.uni-plovdiv.bg/vedrin/details/large/K-35-016-3.jpg http://web.uni-plovdiv.bg/vedrin/details/large/K-35-016-3.jp...