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🌴 Coastal Village 🏖️
A quaint seaside village nestled between two rivers, the townsfolk live simple and easy. Trade and commerce are abundant, with all sorts of trinkets and baubles around for any occasion! #dnd #ttrpg #MapMonday
Have a #MapMonday bonus, this is my most recent creation, based off of @birmo.bsky.social's AXIS OF TIME: RELOADED SERIES, where a fleet of modern warships from 2021 get sent back in time to 1942, inadvertently triggering WWIII in 1954.
Happy #mapmonday #ttrpgcommunity!
Coming NEXT WEEK, a map that you can't talk about...the Fight Club, for all your illegal cage fighting needs! If you buy it on R20, you'll also get the warehouse front the entrance is hidden in! NEXT FRIDAY!
#dnd #dndmap #battlemap #ttrpg
Map extract from Ordnance Survey One Inch Fifth Edition OS map sheet 93 from 1939.
We try to be nothing if not consistent here at SABRE Maps for #MapMonday. So following the update to our 1938 OS One Inch Fifth Edition layer, here's the update to the 1939 one! One new map and 3 updated with new scans, there's lots to enjoy in one of our favourite #map series! buff.ly/G6QCujg
Explore Carrickfergus here: www.ria.ie/irish-histor...
Image credits:
1. Carrickfergus cover
2. Carrickfergus Ordnance Survey map, c. 1840, reconstructed at 1:2500
3. Text extract
4. Text map of defences
5. 'Kragfergus towne', c. 1560 (BL, Cotton MS Augustus I, ii, 42)
#MapMonday #OpenSource
Colour map of Carrickfergus in a birdseye view showing castle, market cross, tower houses, beehive huts and the Franciscan friary with boats in the port
Carrickfergus has a significant set of 16th and 17th century maps, including one of the earliest urban maps on the island of Ireland: ‘Kragfargus’. It is unsigned and undated, but it was before the friary was fortified in 1566 and the details in the castle gives it a date of c. 1560
#MapMonday
Black and white text map of Carrickfergus with layers of defences and houses overlayed on a 1840 base
It was a walled town and thrived economically until Belfast developed in the 17th century. This text maps shows the different layers of defences and 17th-century town houses
#MapMonday
Cover of IHTA no. 2 Carrickfergus by Philip Robinson. Cream background with a 17th century birds eye view of the castle and town in green
For #MapMonday we are going to go regionally for the #IHTAOnline towns. We start in the north to Carrickfergus. It was also the 2nd in the IHTA series, by Philip Robinson and published by @ria.ie in 1986
Map of the source of Greasby Brook adjacent to three pits known as the Greets Pits.
@aroundthehills The 1849 tithe map shows common ownership between 1+ of the pits and Irby Hall (NB actual moat though only 2 sides). Known as Greets Pits. Archaic "Greet" means weeping, perhaps as in spring?
Yellowed map titled "A Calculation of the Great Eclipse of the Sun," April 22, 1715 in the Morning, from Mr. Flamsteed's Tables, as corrected according to Sir Isaac Newton's Theory of the Moon in Astronomical Lectures, with its Construction for London, Rome, and Stockholme by W Whifton.
Did you know the Great Eclipse of 1715 was calculated using Newton’s lunar theory? The Clark Library has this map by William Whiston that charted its path across London, Rome, and Stockholm. #MapMonday. https://myumi.ch/z98k4
2/ More suggested hashtags to join on a Monday
#MistyMonday
#MapMonday
#BenchmarkMonday
#MilestoneMonday
#MountainMonday
#MarketMonday
#MaritimeMonday
#MonumentMonday
#MemorialMonday
#MementoMoriMonday
2 of 6 #MondayHashtags
Kartenausschnitt der Stadt Barby (Elbe). Zu sehen sind Straßen, Wohngebiete, der Fluss Elbe mit Hafen sowie umliegende Gewässer und die Kiesgrube Barby.
Heute am #MapMonday feiern wir Barbies Geburtstag! Und wo geht das besser, als in Barby an der Elbe? 💕
Während #Barbie Party macht, fehlt noch jemand… Wo ist Ken? 🤔 Vielleicht an der Kiesgrube. 🌊 Denn Beach kann er. 🏄♂️⛱️
#BarbiesBirthday #LustigeOrtsnamen
Paving stone with a map on it showing various streets including Cornhill, Birchin Lane, Lombard Street and Change Alley.
A pavement map from the City of London for #MapMonday.
#Maps for #FamilyHistory and #LocalHistory – a workshop which will likely be of interest to #OnePlaceStudies people too! #MapMonday
Plan of Exeter, decorated in shades of red, yellow, green, brown and blue. The map was engraved by John Roper and dates to 1810. A reference key on the right lists the places of worship in each ward. At the bottom of the plan is an illustration of Exeter Cathedral.
This colourful plan of Exeter, dating back to 1810, was engraved by John Roper. It includes a lovely illustration of Exeter Cathedral.
Which landmarks can you identify that still exist today? And what has changed?
📷 Townsend Maps T17
#MapMonday #MappingOurExeter #Maps #Exeter
#dyddllunymap #MapMonday
“Plan of the Road from Pwllheli to the 18 miles stone with proposed widenings”
Mostyn/7257 dim dyddiad / no date
detail from historic Ordnance Survey map of Dundee showing jute and flax mills off Overgate
This #MapMonday, book your place for our 'Maps for Family and Local History Workshop' to learn about different types of historic maps and how to view them on our maps website 🗺️
📌 Online
📆 Wednesday 11 March, 10-11am
🎟️ Free
Book your tickets > www.nls.uk/whats-on/map...
Today's #MapMonday takes me back to writing Thunder Run - the hand drawn map of Oyin found in the Probyn's Horse war diary.
Oyin is a village on the way to Meiktila from the Irrawaddy bridgehead, its significance lies in the sudden increased intensity of Japanese tank hunting parties...
#MapMonday On this day in 1959, Barbie made her debut at the American Toy Fair in New York. Over a billion have been sold worldwide since. The 2023 Barbie movie featured a world map, drawn in a ‘child like’ style which prompted some controversy - www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-a...
#AllMetalMonday
#BenchmarkMonday
#BlueMonday
#BrutalMonday / #MondaysAreBrutal
#ClassicLitMonday
#JadeMonday
#MagentaMonday
#MallardMonday
#MammalMonday
#ManholeCoverMonday
#ManuscriptMonday
#MapMonday
#MarbleMonday
#MaritimeMonday
#MarketMonday
#MedievalMonday
#MementoMoriMonday
🌳 Abandoned Wagon 🪨
(Been sick, forgot to post Monday! 😭)
Far into the thickets of forest by a seldom visited river there is sits an abandoned wagon cart. Held within it, evidence of crimes yet to be solved, the stench of death lingering #dnd #ttrpg #MapMonday
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Because I'm going to start researching for a similar scenario soon, I wanted to share this map of the "Indian Confederation" on #MapMonday which is done in a rather unique style.
Source: www.alternatehistory.com/forum/thread...
#Map extract from Ordnance Survey OS map at the One Inch scale covering part of Gloucestershire and the original Severn Bridge from 1938
We're adding another small set of OS One Inch Fifth Edition #maps from southern England (and a small part of Wales) to SABRE Maps today, this time three maps from 1938. What can you find on them? #MapMonday
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Happy #mapmonday #ttrpgcommunity!
Coming THIS WEEK! We've seen those fancy inns that the RICH 1% of Adventurers stay at. But what about the cheap ones for the plebs? Or the people who need to keep a low profile? Get the Motel this Friday!
#dnd #dndmap #battlemap #ttrpg
Cover of IHTA no. 1 Kildare, by John Andrews. Cream background with an reproduction of an engraving with teh round tower in green.
For #MapMonday the Irish Historic Towns Atlas (IHTA) will be showcasing our open source material. There are 32 atlases available as open access on #IHTAonline. To start the series, we’ll look at the first atlas published in the series: Kildare, by John Andrews, published by the @ria.ie in 1986.
Old colour map of Waterford City. Parish boundaries are marked on the map. An index is included listing street names as numbered on the map and also includes significant buildings.
Happy #MapMonday!
This colour map of Waterford City from 1830 shows the city's parish boundaries. An index lists the street names as numbered on the map and also includes significant buildings such as the Town Hall; Cathedral; Old Courthouse; Female Blue School and others: doi.org/10.7486/DRI....
