It's an interesting exercise to draw maps from memory. My version above, and a friend's below. I prefer his drawing for it's directness and naive simplicity, and sheer stupidity. Click to enlarge.
this takes me back. history 2C, the master would always begin with a chalked representation of western europe upon which he'd draw arrows of advancing barbarian hoards - or possibly the third reich, I'm not sure, I didn't pay much attention after the map. before that time I'd be in the habit of drawing maps showing locations of secret dens, alleyways and other bolt holes.
It's an interesting exercise to draw maps from memory. My version above, and a friend's below. I prefer his drawing for it's directness and naive simplicity, and sheer stupidity. Click to enlarge.
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Holy smoke! Poor Melbourne. Have a go at New Zealand.
Not that my UK would be any better, I hastily abase myself.
Ill bring this map when I go for christmas.
Perth looks so much bigger up close.
I like your friend's version because it has a gigantic pudding in the middle.
Of course, the Magic Pudding! And where's the Bunyip?
this takes me back. history 2C, the master would always begin with a chalked representation of western europe upon which he'd draw arrows of advancing barbarian hoards - or possibly the third reich, I'm not sure, I didn't pay much attention after the map. before that time I'd be in the habit of drawing maps showing locations of secret dens, alleyways and other bolt holes.
yours is a good map, I think.
wer'e off to oz in december for our son's wedding, will follow your map (not) to find our way.
And I'll be there in November, ditto.
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