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Mapping
2023 NEPA Map & Summit Talks
The 2023 NEPA Trails Map is getting printed prior to the Greenways Summit! I want to express my gratitude to Janet Sweeney at the Pennsylvania Environmental Council and others in the NEPA Trails Forum. The 2023 Northeastern Pennsylvania (NEPA) Trails Map will be printed in time for the Pennsylvania State Greenways and Trails Summit, happening […]
July 2023 – Watercolor motif & mapping travels
I’ve worked on my digital watercolor methods as we’ve traveled through Croatia and the Mid-Atlantic (MD, DC, VA and NC). Working fast (a relative term, because these things take time) is important, and my goal is to tell a story or convey a sense of place. I want to humanize the experience of being there. […]
Backroads – Maps from trip to Croatia
Sandi and I went to Croatia on a Backroads Tour. I made a series of maps of our trip that focused on digital watercolors. The maps are all georeferenced despite the watercolor approach. Here are a few of the maps. Getting there Our flight plans changed. Rather than flying direct to Dubrovnik, we flew to […]
Hennepin Canal Map – Between the Rock and the Illinois Rivers
In May 2023 I visited Davenport. On May 28th I made a map of the Hennepin Canal while sitting at Dunn Bros Coffee in Bettendorf. What impressed me was that it’s possible to camp along the route. It’s a good route on a gravel bike although there were a lot of gnats. There is a […]
Jenkintown Maps, and I’m on the ballot for Borough Council
So much is happening at the moment. Today I’ve been looking for a job where I can innovate and collaborate, meeting for coffee with Jim Pinheiro to review a map proof, putting together a presentation for the fall Pennsylvania Greenways conference, helping WikiMapping clients make their sites multi-lingual, working on maps for a history book […]
Mountain biking in the Andes – an observation
Mountain biking hasn’t been something I’ve focused on. Still, I was impressed the mountain biking culture surrounding the Sacred Valley in Peru between Cusco and Machu Picchu. I’m just thinking about how a quality mountain bike brand that partners with Quechua guides could a great way to reach a global audience. You go to Peru […]
Mapping Cusco, Sacred Valley and Machu Picchu
Before visiting Peru last November, I looked at a guidebook and read a book by Mark Adams, Turn Right at Machu Picchu. I think it’s incredibly useful to research and try to understand a place by making a map. So I made this one today. I used QGIS for most of the process and then […]
Map of Copenhagen, Denmark
I went to Copenhagen recently. There’s a lot I could write about this trip, but I’ll keep this short. I wanted to make a map that shows what area would be useful to me. As someone who likes to bike, walk and ride transit, I created a map that would help me better navigate […]
NE PA Trail notes & Weekend walk
First I want to talk about the Northeastern Pennsylvania Trails Forum. I was at a Pennsylvania Trails Forum meeting on Friday, and I met people engaged in building, supporting and promoting trail development. Janet Sweeney, of Pennsylvania Environmental Council (PEC), invited me to talk about the NE PA Trails map we are doing, and I […]