This is what I'm thinkin'

edwardspoonhands:

kayleyhyde:

every time this appears on my dash, I get sad again that I cannot have it.

There are times I wish I was a girl.

THIS IS THE MOST ATTRACTIVE THING IN THE WORLD!

lessonsinfoolishness:

Map works by Matthew Cusick

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wnyc:

AKA- Why I can’t live in Manhattan. 

(No thanks, Chinatown) 

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theycalledmethehyacinthgirl:

while image searching ‘world maps’  this morning I came across this. 

Apparently, its from a set of Harold Fisk’s 1944 geological investigation of the Alluvial Valley of Mississippi River report for the U.S. Army Corps and shows the history of the Mississippi river shifting course.

MAPS on the brain. I’m clearly planning on running away. soon. 

<3 Drawn on maps. 

obviousmag:

World Map 1689 

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plandrea:

Happy Birthday, Manhattan Street Grid!

Almost have you memorized. 

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theghostbetweenus:

To me, this map beautifully displays the intricacies of what was known versus the vast absence of what is now known. This is probably one of the last maps made in this fashion before Columbus in the late 15th century. The history and change this map represents is bewitching. I’ll be daydreaming all day…

fuck yeah maps.