GeograFAIL
posted by Cartophiliac @ Thursday, June 11, 2009
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Cartophilia: Maps and Map Memorabilia
Stamps, postcards, advertising, coffee mugs, shirts, and other ephemera. I love maps, and maps as an element of design.
"I think that the constant study of maps is apt to disturb men’s reasoning powers" -- Lord Salisbury
Thursday, June 11, 2009
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2 Comments:
The race was so close, they had to call West Virginia in as a tie-breaker!
Well, it used to be Virginia. Must have been old graphics.
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